President Trump announced a phased ceasefire between Israel and Iran after intense 12-day conflict, but ongoing strikes and mutual accusations raise doubts about lasting peace.
The phrase ‘법불아귀’ (Law is Not Partial to the Powerful) has resurfaced amid the arrest warrant for ex-President Yoon, sparking debate over legal fairness in Korea’s high-profile investigations.
New Zealand’s relaxed investor immigration rules have sparked a surge in ‘golden visa’ applications, especially from the US, China, and Hong Kong. The new policies lower investment thresholds and remove language requirements, fueling economic optimism and reshaping the country’s global appeal.
Forty-five South Koreans, including one with US nationality, were safely evacuated from Israel to Egypt with government and community support as the Israel-Iran conflict escalates. This blog unpacks the evacuation, regional tensions, political fallout, and what global readers should know.
President Lee Jae-myung has declared a state of emergency in response to escalating tensions in the Middle East, emphasizing the protection of Korean nationals and swift economic measures. This blog explores the latest news, public reactions, and cultural context behind Korea’s crisis management.
President Lee Jae-myung has nominated 11 new ministers, including AI experts, veteran diplomats, and citizen-recommended figures, signaling a bold shift in South Korea's governance. The move aims to address urgent challenges in technology, diplomacy, and labor, while reflecting public participation in national leadership.
President Lee Jae Myung decided not to attend the NATO summit amid Middle East tensions, sparking debate about Korea-U.S. relations and the future of upcoming summits. This article explores the background, community reactions, and cultural context.
Following US and Israeli airstrikes on Iran, UK officials warn of a heightened threat from Iranian-backed attacks, with cyber assaults and espionage already at significant levels. Community reactions and the cultural context reveal deep concerns and calls for diplomatic solutions.
KAIST and the National Security Research Institute have developed XDAC, a groundbreaking technology that detects AI-generated Korean comments with 98.5% accuracy, addressing the growing threat of online opinion manipulation.
