Kim Young-hoon, a former KCTU chairman and current train engineer, has been nominated as South Korea’s Minister of Employment and Labor. Labor communities express hope for real change, while business circles voice concern over potential policy shifts.
The court postponed former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun's detention review to June 25 amid heated disputes over judicial fairness and procedural legitimacy, reflecting deepening political and legal tensions in Korea.
For the first time, the U.S. directly bombed Iran’s nuclear facilities, escalating the Israel-Iran conflict to unprecedented heights. As the world braces for Tehran’s response, experts warn that Iran’s next move could reshape the region’s future.
In June 2025, the U.S. executed Operation Midnight Hammer, a complex and unprecedented airstrike targeting Iran’s most fortified nuclear facilities. Utilizing B-2 stealth bombers, bunker-buster bombs, and submarine-launched cruise missiles, the mission marked a turning point in U.S.-Iran tensions and global security debates.
China has fiercely condemned the US attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, labeling it a violation of international law and a threat to Middle East stability. Beijing urges all parties to cease hostilities and return to diplomatic negotiations.
President Lee Jae-myung convened his first senior aides meeting 19 days after taking office, addressing urgent issues like the Middle East crisis, domestic economic recovery, and strategic policy directions. The move signals a proactive approach to governance amid global and local uncertainties.
North Korean media has reported on the escalating Iran-Israel conflict, echoing Russian and Iranian perspectives while omitting news of recent U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. This blog explores Pyongyang’s selective coverage, community reactions, and the broader cultural and geopolitical context.
A car caught fire near the Sarihyun Interchange on the Seoul-Munsan Expressway, but thanks to the quick actions of the driver and emergency services, no one was injured. The incident has sparked discussions about road safety and emergency response in Korea.
A man in his 30s was fined 5 million won after throwing a styrofoam icebox from the 19th floor of an officetel in Incheon, narrowly missing a passerby. The case has sparked heated debate in Korea about public safety and civic responsibility.
