Shanghai Jiao Tong University Faces Backlash Over Controversial Film: Is Gender Bias Still Prevalent in Education? SJTU's promotional film sparked controversy for depicting gender roles, showing a male student as a gaming legend and a female student as a mother.
What Does the 'Yellow Envelope Law' Mean for Labor Negotiations in South Korea? The labor committee recognizes the employer's role in the private sector, marking a first in negotiations for private institutions.
Yongsan City’s 46th Disability Day: Key Highlights and Community Impact Yongin held its 46th Disability Day event to promote inclusivity and raise awareness about disabilities and community support.
Justice for Director Kim Chang-min: What Really Happened in the Shocking Assault Case? Outrage grows over the death of director Kim Chang-min, as family demands justice after initial investigation shortcomings.
Sisterly Betrayal: Should You Donate a Kidney to Your Abuser? A Heart-Wrenching Dilemma A woman struggles with the request for a kidney donation from her abusive sister after years of torment during childhood.
Seo Yoo-ri's Stalking Case: How Temporary Measures Fail Victims Broadcaster Seo Yu-ri revealed her ongoing stalking case, highlighting repeated temporary measures without punishing the perpetrator.
5 Key Strategies of Maritime AX: Transforming Korea's Maritime Sector into an AI Powerhouse Korea Maritime University announced its vision for 'Maritime AX' to lead the AI transformation in the maritime industry.
Why 82 Companies Are Battling for Gyeonggi's 'Good Company' Certification in 2026? 82 companies applied for Gyeonggi's '2026 Good Company' certification, achieving an 8:1 competition rate, up from last year's 7:1.
Shocking Subway Incident: Passenger Opens Train Door and Jumps onto Tracks at Cheongnyangni Station A passenger exited a train at Cheongnyangni Station, causing delays in subway operations in Seoul.
2.4 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Jeonnam: What You Need to Know A 2.4 magnitude earthquake struck 8 km northeast of Dongbuk, Hwasun, Jeonnam, at a depth of 11 km, with varying intensity forecasts.
Magnitude 2.4 Earthquake Strikes Near Hwaseong: What You Need to Know A magnitude 2.4 earthquake occurred near Hwaseong, South Korea, at a depth of 11km, with safety advisories issued for nearby areas.
How Jeongseong's 600,000 Won Support Fund Can Revive Local Economy Amid High Prices Candidate So Young-ho proposes 600,000 won support for residents amid prolonged Middle East conflict and rising costs.
What You Need to Know About the 2.4 Magnitude Earthquake in Jeollanam-do: Safety Tips A small earthquake of magnitude 2.4 struck near Hwasun, South Jeolla Province, requiring caution due to detected vibrations.
Stalking Victim Becomes Defendant: The Shocking Case of Seo Yu-ri Voice actress and broadcaster Seo Yu-ri reveals she was sued for defamation by her stalker, highlighting her ongoing struggle for justice.
Uncovering the Truth: How Kim Chang-min's Assault Case Highlights Flaws in the Justice System Prosecutors are conducting further investigations into the assault case of late director Kim Chang-min, who died after being attacked in 2025.
Busan Traffic Chaos: How Ground Subsidence Closed Major Underpasses This Weekend Two major underground roads in Busan were closed due to ground subsidence, causing severe traffic congestion, but repairs are underway.
KBS Reporter Faces Dismissal After Drunk Driving Incident: What You Need to Know A KBS journalist caused a drunk driving accident during work hours, hitting parked cars in Seoul. No injuries were reported.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan's Security Scare: Gun-Laden Bag Found Near His Home A bag filled with firearms was found near London Mayor Sadiq Khan's home, suspected to have been left by his security detail.
Seoul University Professor Faces Charges of Sexual Assault: What You Need to Know A private university professor in Seoul faces trial for allegedly committing sexual violence against a graduate student.
Will Senior Free Rides Be Restricted? Government's Stance Amid Public Transport Concerns Amid concerns over public transport congestion due to energy supply issues, the government clarified no plans to restrict free rides for seniors.
Shanghai Jiao Tong University Faces Backlash Over Controversial Film: Is Gender Bias Still Prevalent in Education? SJTU's promotional film sparked controversy for depicting gender roles, showing a male student as a gaming legend and a female student as a mother.
What Does the 'Yellow Envelope Law' Mean for Labor Negotiations in South Korea? The labor committee recognizes the employer's role in the private sector, marking a first in negotiations for private institutions.
Yongsan City’s 46th Disability Day: Key Highlights and Community Impact Yongin held its 46th Disability Day event to promote inclusivity and raise awareness about disabilities and community support.
Justice for Director Kim Chang-min: What Really Happened in the Shocking Assault Case? Outrage grows over the death of director Kim Chang-min, as family demands justice after initial investigation shortcomings.
Sisterly Betrayal: Should You Donate a Kidney to Your Abuser? A Heart-Wrenching Dilemma A woman struggles with the request for a kidney donation from her abusive sister after years of torment during childhood.
Seo Yoo-ri's Stalking Case: How Temporary Measures Fail Victims Broadcaster Seo Yu-ri revealed her ongoing stalking case, highlighting repeated temporary measures without punishing the perpetrator.
5 Key Strategies of Maritime AX: Transforming Korea's Maritime Sector into an AI Powerhouse Korea Maritime University announced its vision for 'Maritime AX' to lead the AI transformation in the maritime industry.
Why 82 Companies Are Battling for Gyeonggi's 'Good Company' Certification in 2026? 82 companies applied for Gyeonggi's '2026 Good Company' certification, achieving an 8:1 competition rate, up from last year's 7:1.
Shocking Subway Incident: Passenger Opens Train Door and Jumps onto Tracks at Cheongnyangni Station A passenger exited a train at Cheongnyangni Station, causing delays in subway operations in Seoul.
2.4 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Jeonnam: What You Need to Know A 2.4 magnitude earthquake struck 8 km northeast of Dongbuk, Hwasun, Jeonnam, at a depth of 11 km, with varying intensity forecasts.
Magnitude 2.4 Earthquake Strikes Near Hwaseong: What You Need to Know A magnitude 2.4 earthquake occurred near Hwaseong, South Korea, at a depth of 11km, with safety advisories issued for nearby areas.
How Jeongseong's 600,000 Won Support Fund Can Revive Local Economy Amid High Prices Candidate So Young-ho proposes 600,000 won support for residents amid prolonged Middle East conflict and rising costs.
What You Need to Know About the 2.4 Magnitude Earthquake in Jeollanam-do: Safety Tips A small earthquake of magnitude 2.4 struck near Hwasun, South Jeolla Province, requiring caution due to detected vibrations.
Stalking Victim Becomes Defendant: The Shocking Case of Seo Yu-ri Voice actress and broadcaster Seo Yu-ri reveals she was sued for defamation by her stalker, highlighting her ongoing struggle for justice.
Uncovering the Truth: How Kim Chang-min's Assault Case Highlights Flaws in the Justice System Prosecutors are conducting further investigations into the assault case of late director Kim Chang-min, who died after being attacked in 2025.
Busan Traffic Chaos: How Ground Subsidence Closed Major Underpasses This Weekend Two major underground roads in Busan were closed due to ground subsidence, causing severe traffic congestion, but repairs are underway.
KBS Reporter Faces Dismissal After Drunk Driving Incident: What You Need to Know A KBS journalist caused a drunk driving accident during work hours, hitting parked cars in Seoul. No injuries were reported.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan's Security Scare: Gun-Laden Bag Found Near His Home A bag filled with firearms was found near London Mayor Sadiq Khan's home, suspected to have been left by his security detail.
Seoul University Professor Faces Charges of Sexual Assault: What You Need to Know A private university professor in Seoul faces trial for allegedly committing sexual violence against a graduate student.
Will Senior Free Rides Be Restricted? Government's Stance Amid Public Transport Concerns Amid concerns over public transport congestion due to energy supply issues, the government clarified no plans to restrict free rides for seniors.
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