Kim Keon-hee, wife of ex-President Yoon, was hospitalized for severe depression just hours after being summoned by prosecutors. Her admission, coinciding with key investigations, has ignited debates over health, privilege, and political accountability in Korea.
A woman in her 70s received over 54 million won in welfare benefits while owning a luxury car and collecting rent, sparking debate about welfare system loopholes and social responsibility in Korea.
The National Theater Company of Korea presents 'Sammaekyung,' a bold reinterpretation of Ham Se-deok's classic 'A Little Monk,' with actor Ji Choon-sung returning to his iconic role after 34 years. The play runs from July 17 to August 3, 2025, at Myeongdong Theater, blending past and present on stage.
The Happy Alliance, Yongin City, and SK ecoplant have launched the 135th 'Happy Two Meals Project', supporting 40 at-risk children with nutritious meals and vouchers for over a year. This public-private partnership aims to strengthen Korea's social safety net for vulnerable youth.
Everland’s 2025 summer festival transforms the park into a One Piece paradise, offering immersive water zones, themed games, exclusive goods, and live shows for fans and families. Experience Korea’s first large-scale One Piece outdoor adventure from June 20 to August 24.
President Lee and Prime Minister Ishiba met at the G7 summit, marking a pivotal moment for Korea-Japan relations on their 60th anniversary. Community reactions are mixed, reflecting hope and skepticism about real progress.
Seongnam City’s recent contest labeling games as an addictive substance has sparked fierce backlash from Korea’s gaming industry and fans, highlighting deep cultural tensions over gaming disorder policies.
At the G7 Summit in Canada, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung held their first meeting, pledging to strengthen economic and cultural ties between their nations. The summit highlighted mutual respect, strategic partnership, and aspirations for deeper cooperation.
Ansan is setting a new standard for multicultural education as Mayor Lee Min-geun and Superintendent Lim Tae-hee visit innovative schools, discuss tailored programs, and plan for a future where diversity drives global talent development.
