Amazon MGM’s new James Bond era begins with Denis Villeneuve as director and a search for a British actor under 30. Jacob Elordi, Tom Holland, and Harris Dickinson top the shortlist, while older favorites like Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Henry Cavill, and Idris Elba may be out due to age. Here’s what fans and insiders are saying.
The 26-year-old leader of a ₩11.1 billion investment scam, who fled to the Philippines, was extradited to Korea after a dramatic international manhunt. This post explores the operation, the scam's structure, cultural context, and online community reactions.
The special investigation team has launched its first direct probe into former President Yoon Suk-yeol regarding the December 3 Martial Law incident, focusing on obstruction of justice, abuse of power, and potential foreign offenses. This blog unpacks the investigation, community reactions, and the cultural context foreign readers need.
Former President Yoon faces a special prosecutor's investigation over the 12.3 Martial Law incident, focusing on obstruction of justice and evidence tampering. The probe signals a pivotal moment in Korean politics, with implications for democracy and public trust.
Next week in Korea brings soaring daytime temperatures and scattered rain, with the monsoon season intensifying. From Monday to Wednesday, expect both heat and showers, followed by cloudy and humid conditions through the weekend. Here’s what you need to know to stay prepared and comfortable.
China has rapidly transformed its auto industry, with nearly half of all cars sold last year being electric. This blog explores how government policy, economic realities, and cultural shifts made EVs the norm, especially in cities like Guangzhou.
Former President Yoon Suk-yeol faces a historic special counsel investigation over his martial law declaration and alleged obstruction of justice, with direct questioning focusing on the use of presidential security and deletion of secure phone data. The probe marks a turning point in South Korean political accountability.
A decorated Korean American Army veteran, who immigrated to the U.S. as a child and served in the Panama invasion, was forced to self-deport to Korea after nearly 50 years in America due to old drug convictions linked to PTSD. His story exposes the harsh realities faced by noncitizen veterans under U.S. immigration laws.
The Democratic Party’s Kang Deuk-gu has reignited debate over Joo Jin-woo’s military exemption, questioning the legitimacy of his chronic hepatitis diagnosis and demanding full disclosure of his medical and examination records.
