President Lee Jae-myung's inaugural cabinet confirmation hearings faced major controversies including plagiarism scandals and workplace abuse allegations, with mixed results for nominees.
Seoul court rejects detention warrant for drone commander Kim Yong-dae amid allegations of falsifying reports to cover up North Korea drone operations, citing excessive restriction of defense rights despite psychological instability concerns.
South Korea's President Lee Jae-myung promises severe consequences for officials after a 23-hour delay in reporting a missing citizen during devastating floods that killed 18 and left 9 missing across the nation.
South Korea's main opposition People Power Party faces a heated leadership race as multiple candidates declare their bids, while former leader Han Dong-hoon remains undecided amid growing internal divisions and calls for party reform.
Gyeongnam Provincial Assembly mobilizes over 60 members including Chairman Choi Hak-beom to support flood recovery in Hapcheon, Uiryeong, and Sancheong counties following devastating torrential rains in July 2025.
Nexon Foundation collaborates with Korea Energy Agency and Computing Teachers Association to develop innovative energy education content using HelloMaple platform, targeting elementary students nationwide with digital and unplugged learning approaches.
Netmarble Cultural Foundation's rowing team dominated the 2025 Seoul Metropolitan Mayor's Cup National Disabled Rowing Competition, winning 9 medals including 3 golds, showcasing Korea's corporate commitment to disabled sports.
A Korean critic's review of Chekhov's complete drama collection reveals how reading plays offers unique literary experiences, sparking renewed interest in theatrical literature among Korean readers and challenging traditional perceptions of drama as purely performance art.
A 60-year-old man shot and killed his 30-year-old son with a homemade gun in Incheon Songdo, then fled but was captured after a dramatic police chase where he weaved between lanes trying to escape.
