Yongin City's refusal to join Gyeonggi Province's universal menstrual product support program has triggered strong criticism, raising concerns over the neglect of young women's health rights and sparking heated community debate.
Three female students from the same art high school in Busan were found dead, with farewell letters citing academic stress. The incident has sparked nationwide debate on Korea's education system and student well-being.
President Trump’s unprecedented airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites have escalated the Israel-Iran conflict, raising fears of a wider regional war as the world watches for Iran’s next move.
Oslo, especially its Vulkan district, is redefining what it means to be a top European travel destination by blending sustainability, modern design, and a relaxed lifestyle. Discover how this Norwegian capital offers a unique, eco-friendly city experience that charms both locals and visitors.
HD Hyundai has signed a landmark partnership with U.S. shipbuilder Edison Chouest Offshore (ECO) to jointly construct LNG dual-fuel container ships in the U.S. by 2028, signaling a revival in American shipbuilding and strengthening industrial and security ties.
Justice Kim Bok-hyung of Korea's Constitutional Court attends the AACC board meeting in Bangkok, discussing human rights and international legal cooperation. His participation highlights Korea's growing influence in Asian constitutional justice.
The Democratic Party of Korea faces a heated leadership race between Jeong Cheong-rae and Park Chan-dae, both close to President Lee Jae-myung. As their supporters clash online, party leaders urge restraint to avoid deepening divisions. The contest will shape the party’s direction during Lee’s presidency.
Hwaseong’s 19th Women’s Harmony Festival brought together over 850 members from local women’s organizations, celebrating their dedication and impact on the community. The event featured awards, performances, and activities fostering unity and pride among participants.
At the 2025 Ulsan Onggi Festival, local youths from Ulju's Dream Dance Troupe are set to perform a unique dance inspired by Onggi pottery, blending tradition, community, and modern creativity. The festival, held in Korea's largest Onggi village, celebrates both heritage and youthful innovation.
