The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has resulted in heavy civilian casualties, widespread destruction, and growing concerns of a full-scale war, as both sides exchange missile and air strikes with no sign of de-escalation.
CU has introduced Korea’s first tattoo kiosk, allowing customers to print temporary tattoos in seconds. This innovative service, not even found at Daiso, is reshaping the convenience store experience and attracting young people and tourists alike.
On June 13, 2025, President Lee Jae-myung appointed new chiefs for national security and AI, marking the near completion of his presidential office lineup. These strategic choices reflect Korea’s focus on security, diplomacy, and technological innovation, drawing wide attention from both experts and the public.
Shift Up’s new project director is under fire after old social media posts resurfaced, prompting a wave of controversy and speculation about leadership changes. We explore the latest developments, community reactions, and the cultural context behind this industry storm.
President Lee Jae-myung has appointed Ha Jung-woo, a former Naver AI leader, as AI Future Planning Chief, and filled key National Security Office roles with military and diplomatic experts. These moves reflect Korea's focus on AI innovation and strong security, sparking vibrant community debates.
A deep dive into Theborn Korea’s recent controversy over expired food ingredients at a local festival, examining official statements, community backlash, and the cultural context that shapes public trust in Korean food brands.
A woman under police protection in Daegu was murdered by her stalker, who evaded surveillance and fled for four days before being arrested. The case has ignited fierce debate in Korea about the effectiveness of protective measures and sparked widespread public anger.
Yongin Special City Mayor Lee Sang-il spent two hours mentoring young policy network members, sharing life wisdom about creating meaningful 'Kairos moments' and offering guidance on career challenges and leadership.
President Lee Jae-myung appoints Ha Jung-woo, former Naver AI Innovation Center head, as Korea's inaugural AI Future Planning Chief, marking a historic shift toward AI sovereignty and national competitiveness.
