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From War Zones to Tourist Hubs: South Korea’s Former US Bases Reopen Former US military bases in Paju and Uijeongbu are being transformed into cultural spaces for citizens, focusing on security and historical content.
South Korea’s Tech Giant Kakao Faces Strike Threat as CEO Issues Apology Kakao's CEO apologized to employees amid potential strikes by the union, addressing recent internal turmoil and labor disputes.
Activists Detail Brutal Abuse and Torture by Israeli Forces at Sea Activists aboard a humanitarian ship to Gaza reported severe mistreatment by Israeli forces during their detention.
Activists Detail Horrific Abuse and Torture by Israeli Forces Activists captured by Israeli forces claim they faced torture and sexual abuse, urging an arrest warrant for Netanyahu during a press conference.
South Korea's Tech Giant Kakao Faces Massive Strike Threat Kakao union plans a march in Seongnam on November 10, while CEO Jeong Shin-a apologizes for unresolved concerns.
South Korea's Kakao Facing Massive Strike After Failed Negotiations Kakao union members rally in Seongnam, demanding executive resignations and celebrating their commitment to the 2026 collective bargaining agreement.
Beyond the Burden: How New Korean Anthology Explores the Soul of Caregiving The anthology 'Carer' explores the challenges and insights of caregiving in an aging society, highlighting its emotional complexities.
Can AI Replace Human Empathy? The Warning Over Welfare's Future AI is rapidly spreading in welfare administration and counseling, raising concerns about human dignity and responsibility over efficiency.
Is Social Media Design Ruining Kids? Experts Call for Platform Accountability The Broadcasting and Communications Commission held a meeting to discuss social media addiction among youth and potential responses.
Asia Dominates 2026 Safety Rankings: Is South Korea the Safest? South Korea ranks 7th in safety and 20th overall in the U.S. News & World Report, with Asian countries leading the rankings.
Why Graduates Are Now Jeering AI Speakers at Graduation Ceremonies Bill Gates emphasized IT's role in addressing social issues at Harvard's graduation, while graduates face AI job challenges.
South Korea's Tech Giant Kakao Faces Major Strike This June Kakao union plans a rally on the 10th at Pangyo Station, as negotiations fail to reach an agreement. Over 1,200 members will participate.
AI Could Slash 30% of China’s Workforce, Government Warns China warns companies against AI-related layoffs due to potential job losses, with concerns over a 30% workforce reduction.
Trump's Lookalike Buffalo Saved From Slaughter by Viral Fame A Bangladeshi buffalo resembling Donald Trump became an internet sensation and avoided slaughter due to its likeness.
K-Pop Star Hyolyn Hospitalized Following Sudden Medical Emergency Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, will visit South Korea next week to discuss semiconductor and AI collaboration after an event in Taiwan.
Why This Viral Cheerleader Outfit is Sparking a Cultural Debate Taiwanese cheerleader Lee Da-hye faces backlash for wearing a school uniform during a performance, accused of disrespecting school culture.
South Korea Halts Controversial Wage Forum Amid Profit-Sharing Fears The Ministry of Employment and Labor postponed a discussion on profit distribution amid concerns of government pressure on large companies.
Chained to the Job? Viral Photo of Fast Food Worker Sparks Outrage A photo of a fast-food employee seemingly chained in the kitchen sparks controversy over human rights violations and management practices.
No More Infinite Scroll? UK's Radical Plan to Curb Youth Social Media Addiction The UK government plans to regulate social media for under-16s, focusing on limiting addictive features rather than a total ban.
South Korea’s AI Boom: 39% of Citizens Now Use Generative AI 38.9% of South Koreans have used generative AI like ChatGPT, marking a steady increase over three years, with average usage at 49.6 minutes daily.
From War Zones to Tourist Hubs: South Korea’s Former US Bases Reopen Former US military bases in Paju and Uijeongbu are being transformed into cultural spaces for citizens, focusing on security and historical content.
South Korea’s Tech Giant Kakao Faces Strike Threat as CEO Issues Apology Kakao's CEO apologized to employees amid potential strikes by the union, addressing recent internal turmoil and labor disputes.
Activists Detail Brutal Abuse and Torture by Israeli Forces at Sea Activists aboard a humanitarian ship to Gaza reported severe mistreatment by Israeli forces during their detention.
Activists Detail Horrific Abuse and Torture by Israeli Forces Activists captured by Israeli forces claim they faced torture and sexual abuse, urging an arrest warrant for Netanyahu during a press conference.
South Korea's Tech Giant Kakao Faces Massive Strike Threat Kakao union plans a march in Seongnam on November 10, while CEO Jeong Shin-a apologizes for unresolved concerns.
South Korea's Kakao Facing Massive Strike After Failed Negotiations Kakao union members rally in Seongnam, demanding executive resignations and celebrating their commitment to the 2026 collective bargaining agreement.
Beyond the Burden: How New Korean Anthology Explores the Soul of Caregiving The anthology 'Carer' explores the challenges and insights of caregiving in an aging society, highlighting its emotional complexities.
Can AI Replace Human Empathy? The Warning Over Welfare's Future AI is rapidly spreading in welfare administration and counseling, raising concerns about human dignity and responsibility over efficiency.
Is Social Media Design Ruining Kids? Experts Call for Platform Accountability The Broadcasting and Communications Commission held a meeting to discuss social media addiction among youth and potential responses.
Asia Dominates 2026 Safety Rankings: Is South Korea the Safest? South Korea ranks 7th in safety and 20th overall in the U.S. News & World Report, with Asian countries leading the rankings.
Why Graduates Are Now Jeering AI Speakers at Graduation Ceremonies Bill Gates emphasized IT's role in addressing social issues at Harvard's graduation, while graduates face AI job challenges.
South Korea's Tech Giant Kakao Faces Major Strike This June Kakao union plans a rally on the 10th at Pangyo Station, as negotiations fail to reach an agreement. Over 1,200 members will participate.
AI Could Slash 30% of China’s Workforce, Government Warns China warns companies against AI-related layoffs due to potential job losses, with concerns over a 30% workforce reduction.
Trump's Lookalike Buffalo Saved From Slaughter by Viral Fame A Bangladeshi buffalo resembling Donald Trump became an internet sensation and avoided slaughter due to its likeness.
K-Pop Star Hyolyn Hospitalized Following Sudden Medical Emergency Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, will visit South Korea next week to discuss semiconductor and AI collaboration after an event in Taiwan.
Why This Viral Cheerleader Outfit is Sparking a Cultural Debate Taiwanese cheerleader Lee Da-hye faces backlash for wearing a school uniform during a performance, accused of disrespecting school culture.
South Korea Halts Controversial Wage Forum Amid Profit-Sharing Fears The Ministry of Employment and Labor postponed a discussion on profit distribution amid concerns of government pressure on large companies.
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