President Lee reaffirmed Korea's commitment to supporting international peace during a meeting with UN Secretary-General Guterres at the G7 Summit, highlighting Korea's role in global solidarity and multilateral cooperation.
Despite Iran’s vows of massive retaliation, Israel claims only a handful of missiles breached its defenses as both nations exchange airstrikes, cyberattacks, and propaganda in a tense escalation that has gripped the Middle East and rattled global markets.
As the Israel-Iran conflict escalates, over 40,000 foreign tourists are stranded in Israel amid airspace closures and flight cancellations. Travelers face uncertainty, with many seeking land routes or waiting for special evacuation flights, while the region's tourism and daily life grind to a halt.
A woman in her 20s was found dead in the lake near Dankook University in Cheonan, sparking police investigations and widespread discussions about water safety and emergency response in Korea.
Indian billionaire Sunjay Kapur, chairman of Sona Comstar and close friend of Prince William, died at 53 after swallowing a bee during a polo match in England. The incident triggered a fatal allergic reaction, sending shockwaves through the business, sports, and social circles of India and the UK.
Gyeonggi Province faces an early summer heatwave with temperatures soaring to 32°C. Locals and authorities are on high alert for heat-related illnesses, while online communities share tips and concerns about staying safe and cool.
In June 2025, the US rapidly deployed over 30 aerial refueling aircraft and advanced fighter jets to Europe and the Middle East, signaling possible direct involvement in the escalating Israel-Iran conflict. This move, driven by President Trump’s shifting stance, has sparked intense debate and speculation across global and Korean online communities.
Song Eon-seok, the new floor leader of South Korea's People Power Party, is holding a series of closed-door meetings with lawmakers of different seniority to gather opinions on party reform and leadership restructuring. This move comes as the party seeks to recover from its recent presidential election loss and internal strife.
The Democratic Party of Korea is set for a heated leadership contest between Jung Chung-rae and Park Chan-dae, with party members and online communities deeply divided. The outcome will shape the direction of Korea’s ruling party after Lee Jae-myung’s presidential victory.
