Two Men Met in Osaka [Why]
The author shares insights from a recent trip to Osaka where they attended a book launch discussing the political history of the Korean residents in Japan and their struggles for recognition and rights.
The Reason Behind President Yoon Selling His Only Home in the First Year of His Term Is 'Unprecedented'
President Yoon's decision to sell his only residence shortly after taking office is viewed as an unprecedented move in South Korean presidential history.
For the first time in the history of the festival.. a Korean director heads the jury of Cannes
For the first time in Cannes history, South Korean director Park Chan-wook has been selected to head the jury for the prestigious festival.
Translation of 'The Novel 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms' Took 3 Years and 17,000 Pages to Translate for Historical Accuracy
Kim Young-moon, a Korean translator, has completed a monumental translation of 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms,' emphasizing historical accuracy.
Strengthening School History Education: Increasing Focus on Modern History in Middle School and Promoting New History Electives in High School
The South Korean government plans to enhance history education in schools by increasing the emphasis on modern history in middle school curricula and introducing new elective history courses in high schools.
The K-Pop group NMIXX closes the third night of ViΓ±a del Mar 2026 and receives Silver and Gold Gaviota
The K-Pop group NMIXX made history at the ViΓ±a del Mar 2026 festival by becoming the first Korean music act to perform and winning two awards.
Jeon Han-gil: 'Oh Se-hoon, are you a leftist? Please let the Yoon Again concert be held'
Ultra-right former Korean history instructor Jeon Han-gil publicly urged Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon to allow the 'Yoon Again' concert to take place, despite it being at risk of cancellation.
Koreaβs Lee gives warm welcome to βeternal comradeβ Lula of Brazil during state visit
Korean President Lee Jae Myung welcomed Brazilian President Lula during his state visit, showcasing a strong bilateral relationship and shared history as former child laborers.
Drawing Flower Rain While Thinking of Those Who Have Left
The artist Seong Tae-hoon showcases his new exhibition 'Flower Rain' which includes poignant pieces reflecting on personal loss and societal upheaval.
The Portrait of Yi Seong-gye will be enshrined in Uijeongbu... Ceremony for the Enshrinement of the Founder of Joseon on the 26th
A portrait of Yi Seong-gye, the founder of the Joseon dynasty, will be enshrined in Uijeongbu during a ceremonial event on the 26th.
Exhibition space featuring the hardships of the Korean forced migration is established in Gwangju
A new exhibition space dedicated to the works of artist Moon Viktor, which encapsulate the history of the forced migration of Koreans, is set to open in Gwangju on March 1.
Memorial Stone for Eom Heung-do, Who Had 5 Million Viewers of 'The Kingβs Affection', Is Treated as an Outcast by the Village
A memorial stone for Eom Heung-do, commemorating his loyalty recognized in the hit film 'The Kingβs Affection', stands in Ulsan but faces neglect from the local community.
Lee Seung-hoon advances to the Olympic freestyle skiing halfpipe finals as the first Korean athlete
Lee Seung-hoon makes history by becoming the first South Korean to qualify for the finals in the Olympic freestyle skiing halfpipe event.
The Reformation: Institutionalization of Oppression and Exclusion in the Name of Purity and Modesty
A Korean scholar interprets the European Reformation as a historical transformation characterized by the institutionalization of intolerance and the formation of social regulations and nation-states.
Examining the Huge Shadow Left by Photography in Korean Contemporary Art History
The article discusses the significant yet ambiguous role of photography in the history of Korean contemporary art from the 1960s to the 1980s, highlighting various artists and their experimental works.
βMy Name Isβ By Director Jung Ji-young, Portraying the Jeju 4.3 Incident, Moves Berlin Audiences to Tears
Director Jung Ji-young's new film, 'My Name Is', premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival, evoking strong emotional responses from the audience regarding the Jeju 4.3 Incident.
Short Track Speed is Not Everything... Hwang Dae-heon's Silver Medal Relies on 'Leisure' and 'Luck'
Hwang Dae-heon makes history as the first Korean male short track athlete to stand on the Olympic podium three times in a row, securing a silver medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, aided by luck during the races.
Kim Jong-un visits memorial for Russian troops again after a month, saying it should be etched in the history of popular heroism for participating soldiers
Kim Jong-un has visited the site for the construction of a memorial to commemorate Korean People's Army soldiers who served in Russia, emphasizing the importance of recognizing their heroism in history.
[Editorial] Punishment for Spreading False Facts about 'Comfort Women': No More Denial of History or Insult to Victims
The South Korean National Assembly passed an amendment to the 'Comfort Women Victims Act' that will penalize the dissemination of false information about victims of Japanese military sexual slavery.
At least 10 billion⦠Jeon Han-gil announces fundraising for a second founding centered on Yoon Suk-yeol
Far-right former Korean history instructor Jeon Han-gil has stirred controversy by announcing plans to raise 10 billion won for a 'second founding' centered around former President Yoon Suk-yeol, suggesting the dismantling of the current government institutions.
Exposure and βMoment of Truthβ: What Does the βEpstein Filesβ Show?
The article discusses the impact of various scandals in South Korean history, drawing parallels to global events and their implications on public trust and political engagement.
President Yoon Congratulates Yoo Seung-eun on Bronze Medal, 'Setting a New Milestone in Snowboarding History'
President Yoon Suk-yeol praised Yoo Seung-eun for winning a bronze medal in women's big air snowboarding at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, highlighting it as a new milestone in South Korean snowboarding history.
Lee Nahyun makes history by finishing 9th in women's speed skating 1000m, becoming the first Korean to enter the 'Top 10'
Lee Nahyun becomes the first Korean female speed skater to finish in the top 10 of the Olympic 1000m event.
The Oldest Head of a Government Agency, Lim Heon-young, Says 'I Will Create a Literary Museum that Everyone Can Enjoy'
Lim Heon-young, the newly appointed head of the National Korean Literature Museum, emphasizes the importance of an inclusive approach to Korean literature that reflects all aspects of its history.
'Worrying about phone bills and doing manual labor,' snowboarder Kim Sang-gyeom... at 37, earned the 'medal of perseverance'
After four Olympic attempts, South Korean snowboarder Kim Sang-gyeom finally clinched a silver medal, marking a significant milestone for the nation's Olympic history.
"Do you want to be a traitor?" No response from the ruling party to Jeon Han-gil's ultimatum
Jeon Han-gil, a former Korean history figure with far-right tendencies, has issued relentless pressure on the People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk, warning he may withdraw support if Jang does not clarify his position on a key political alignment.
You Seung-eun becomes the first Korean athlete to advance to the Olympic finals in 'Snowboard Big Air'... Medal hunt tomorrow morning
Korean snowboarder You Seung-eun has made history by becoming the first Korean to reach the finals in the Olympic womenβs Snowboard Big Air event.
Diver Who Worked on Excavating Korean Remains from the Japanese JΕsei Undersea Coal Mine Dies of Cardiac Arrest
A diver from Taiwan died of cardiac arrest while conducting excavations of remains at the JΕsei Undersea Coal Mine, where many Korean workers perished during Japanese occupation.
A World Without National, Capital, or Religious Dominance: Independents
The article explores the development of Korean anarchism and philosophical identity over the past century, particularly focusing on themes of liberation and freedom in the context of the 20th century's tumultuous history in Korea.
Investment and Marketing Instead of Cost Reduction⦠OB Beer Acquisition and Merger, Becoming a Legend
The article discusses the remarkable case of the acquisition of OB Beer by KKR and Affinity Equity Partners in 2009, highlighting it as one of the most successful mergers and acquisitions in South Korean history, showcasing strategy over price.
The Passion of Gyeomjae, Who Achieved 'The Final Touch' in His 70s
The article discusses the late achievements of Gyeomjae Jeong Seon, emphasizing his dedication to breaking away from the standardized forms of Chinese landscape painting and his notable works, including 'Geumgangjeondo' and 'Inwangjesaekdo.'
Park Won-suk: Jeon Han-gil is more dangerous than Lee Seok-ki... must be imprisoned
Former Justice Party member Park Won-suk criticized the right-wing former Korean history lecturer Jeon Han-gil, stating that he poses a greater danger than ex-United Progressive Party member Lee Seok-ki and should be imprisoned if his charges of inciting rebellion are confirmed.
Finding Historical Puzzles [Knock! Korean Society]
The article discusses the historical figure Won Gyun, examining his legacy and the evaluations he received during his time, particularly in contrast to Yi Sun-sin.
February 4 Notification
The article discusses various events held on February 3, including a meeting on small and medium enterprises, the election of a new president for the Korean Gymnastics Association, completion of a renovation project commemorating a participant in the March 1st Movement, and the establishment of partnerships for academic and peace collaboration in Chuncheon.
Jeon Han-gil, before returning home, incited obstruction of arrest... 'Live broadcast will start as soon as the plane lands'
Former Korean history instructor Jeon Han-gil, known for promoting 'Yoon again' and electoral conspiracy theories, is returning to Korea amidst police inquiries and multiple accusations, marking his first return after 162 days abroad.
South Korean President congratulates 'Demon Hunters' after Grammy win: 'They made history in K-Pop'
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung praised the Grammy win for the song 'Golden' from 'K-pop Demon Hunters', marking a significant achievement for the K-Pop industry.
How 'APT.' Was Created, a Hit That Could Give a K-Pop Artist Their First Grammy
RosΓ©, the main vocalist of K-pop group Blackpink, made history with three Grammy nominations for her song 'APT.', which could make her the first South Korean pop artist to win a Grammy.