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4 Nobel Laureates Join South Korea’s Top Science Academy Four female Nobel laureates join the Korean Academy of Science and Technology, enhancing international collaboration and diversity.
Samsung Strike Threatens to Collapse South Korea's Local Economy Small businesses face despair as they struggle to pay wages while large unions demand bonuses, highlighting deep inequalities.
Physical Bullying in Schools Hits Highest Level in 6 Years A mother notices troubling changes in her child, including bruises and money issues, raising concerns beyond typical adolescence.
Samsung's Biggest Union Faces Internal Revolt Over Strike Plans Internal dissent rises within Samsung Electronics' major union over strike plans and procedural issues, leading to formal complaints.
Samsung's Biggest Strike Threat: Why the Semiconductor Giant is Fracturing Tensions rise as Samsung Electronics union prepares for a strike, with internal conflicts and ongoing negotiations highlighted.
Starbucks Korea Faces Outrage Over 'Tank Day' Marketing Scandal Starbucks Korea faces backlash over 'Tank Day' event, prompting CEO's apology and calls for a boycott amid public outrage.
How Nashville Added 50,000 Homes by Breaking Old Zoning Rules South Korea's urban planning faces challenges from population changes, yet remains stuck in outdated zoning regulations.
430 Aid Activists Deported From Israel Amid Allegations of Abuse European countries demand accountability as Israel denies allegations of mistreatment of aid activists returned home.
15 Cases of Sexual Violence Reported by Gaza Aid Activists Activists from Gaza claim sexual violence during detention, prompting international scrutiny and investigations by Italy and other European nations.
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The 2026 EV Revolution: 5 Models Shaking Up the Asian Market A mining accident in Shanxi, China, raises concerns over safety regulations and the mining industry's practices.
Starbucks Korea Faces Backlash Over 'Tank Day' Marketing Blunder Starbucks faces backlash over 'Tank Day' marketing linked to the Gwangju Uprising, prompting internal employee criticism of the campaign.
Starbucks Korea Faces Massive Boycott After 'Tank Day' Marketing Scandal University student group condemns Starbucks Korea's marketing as disrespectful, launching a boycott and calling for corporate accountability.
Samsung Workers Hit 80% Turnout in High-Stakes Wage Vote Samsung Electronics union voting on the 2026 wage agreement sees over 80% turnout, raising hopes for approval due to strong DS member support.
82 Dead in China's Worst Mining Disaster in 17 Years A mining explosion in China has resulted in at least 82 fatalities, marking the worst mining disaster in 17 years.
Samsung Strike Threat: Why South Korea's Tech Giant Faces a Crisis Minister Kim Jong-kwan expresses hope for a resolution in Samsung Electronics' labor dispute, urging to prevent the upcoming strike.
From Top Educator to Strike Leader: The Surprising Face of Samsung's Union Ahead of a Samsung Electronics strike, union leader Choi Seung-ho's past is highlighted in a YouTube video showcasing his skills.
Samsung Strike Crisis: Will South Korea’s Tech Giant Avoid a Shutdown? Minister Kim Jeong-kwan urges a dramatic resolution to prevent the Samsung Electronics union's planned strike.
South Korea's Destroyer Project at Risk as HD Hyundai Skips Bid HD Hyundai Heavy Industries' union demands fair execution of KDDX project and worker rights protection after failed bidding.
Samsung Faces Massive Strike: 7,000+ Essential Workers At Risk Samsung Electronics sets staffing requirements for the upcoming strike, emphasizing the need for 7,087 workers to maintain operations.
4 Nobel Laureates Join South Korea’s Top Science Academy Four female Nobel laureates join the Korean Academy of Science and Technology, enhancing international collaboration and diversity.
Samsung Strike Threatens to Collapse South Korea's Local Economy Small businesses face despair as they struggle to pay wages while large unions demand bonuses, highlighting deep inequalities.
Physical Bullying in Schools Hits Highest Level in 6 Years A mother notices troubling changes in her child, including bruises and money issues, raising concerns beyond typical adolescence.
Samsung's Biggest Union Faces Internal Revolt Over Strike Plans Internal dissent rises within Samsung Electronics' major union over strike plans and procedural issues, leading to formal complaints.
Samsung's Biggest Strike Threat: Why the Semiconductor Giant is Fracturing Tensions rise as Samsung Electronics union prepares for a strike, with internal conflicts and ongoing negotiations highlighted.
Starbucks Korea Faces Outrage Over 'Tank Day' Marketing Scandal Starbucks Korea faces backlash over 'Tank Day' event, prompting CEO's apology and calls for a boycott amid public outrage.
How Nashville Added 50,000 Homes by Breaking Old Zoning Rules South Korea's urban planning faces challenges from population changes, yet remains stuck in outdated zoning regulations.
430 Aid Activists Deported From Israel Amid Allegations of Abuse European countries demand accountability as Israel denies allegations of mistreatment of aid activists returned home.
15 Cases of Sexual Violence Reported by Gaza Aid Activists Activists from Gaza claim sexual violence during detention, prompting international scrutiny and investigations by Italy and other European nations.
$450,000 Bonuses on the Line: Will Samsung’s Union Vote Pass? Samsung Electronics' union votes on wage agreement; turnout exceeds 74%, indicating strong support but uncertainties remain.
The 2026 EV Revolution: 5 Models Shaking Up the Asian Market A mining accident in Shanxi, China, raises concerns over safety regulations and the mining industry's practices.
Starbucks Korea Faces Backlash Over 'Tank Day' Marketing Blunder Starbucks faces backlash over 'Tank Day' marketing linked to the Gwangju Uprising, prompting internal employee criticism of the campaign.
Starbucks Korea Faces Massive Boycott After 'Tank Day' Marketing Scandal University student group condemns Starbucks Korea's marketing as disrespectful, launching a boycott and calling for corporate accountability.
Samsung Workers Hit 80% Turnout in High-Stakes Wage Vote Samsung Electronics union voting on the 2026 wage agreement sees over 80% turnout, raising hopes for approval due to strong DS member support.
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