Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party wins South Korea's 21st presidential election with 49.42% of votes, defeating Kim Moon-soo and Lee Jun-seok in a historic victory that marks the end of political turmoil.
Korean actress Go Min-si faces serious school bullying allegations from her middle school peers, leading to a wave of online debate, event cancellations, and a strong denial from her agency. The controversy has reignited discussions about celebrity accountability and the unique dynamics of Korean fandom culture.
South Korea's 21st presidential election has seen an unprecedented early voting turnout of 34.74%, reflecting heightened public engagement and shifting political dynamics. This blog explores the factors behind this surge, media analysis, and unique cultural insights, along with reactions from major online communities.
Despite widespread reports, global investor Jim Rogers never officially endorsed Lee Jae-myung. Conflicting statements, media confusion, and political fallout have sparked intense debate in Korea, highlighting the complexities of international endorsements in domestic politics.
The Dongtan kidnapping and murder case in May 2025 shocked Korea, exposing deep flaws in police response to dating violence and sparking national outrage. This post unpacks the timeline, cultural context, and fierce community reactions.
Lee Dong-gun and Kang Hae-rim’s relationship has become a hot topic in Korea, sparking widespread discussion across news outlets and online communities. Discover the details, fan reactions, and cultural context behind this trending celebrity romance.
A shocking arson attack on Seoul Subway Line 5 forced 400 passengers to evacuate through smoke-filled tunnels. Thanks to swift action by commuters and staff, a major tragedy was averted, but the event reignited fears and debates about subway safety in Korea.
Lee Jae-myung’s ‘Hotel Economics’ has sparked heated debate in Korea, with supporters calling it a clever metaphor for economic circulation and critics dismissing it as unrealistic. Here’s a deep dive into the controversy, the theory’s origins, and what Korean communities and experts are saying.
The third and final presidential debate before South Korea's June 3 election deteriorated into personal attacks and mudslinging, with candidates trading insults rather than discussing substantive policies, disappointing voters seeking real solutions.
