What Kaoru Has Seen at the North Korean Party Congress: A Sense of Crisis in Kim Jong-un's Power Maintenance
The article discusses insights from Professor Kaoru Hasuike regarding the recent North Korean Party Congress and the perceived sense of urgency in Kim Jong-un's efforts to maintain power.
Kim Jong Un's sister appears in public following her niece's appointment as successor
Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, made a public appearance following the presumed designation of her 13-year-old niece as heir to power in North Korea.
Kim Jong-un courts Trump
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un suggests that relations with the United States could improve if the U.S. government recognizes North Korea as a nuclear power, according to state media reports following an important party congress.
Kim Jong-un and Trump hinting at dialogue... Is a meeting in April possible?
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un expressed willingness to engage in talks with the U.S. conditioned on recognition of North Korea's status as a nuclear power, while the White House stated that President Trump is open to dialogue without preconditions.
[NBS] Korea’s Lee logs 67% approval rating, his highest since taking office
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung achieves a 67% job approval rating, the highest since his election, reflecting increased support for his party.
The Democratic Party's Leadership Visits Daegu, 'Heart of Conservatism', Targeting Gaps Amid Rifts in the People Power Party
The leadership of the Democratic Party visited Daegu, traditionally a conservative stronghold, seeking to leverage recent polling gains amid turmoil in the People's Power Party ahead of local elections.
"Disciplinary Action to Seize Nomination Rights" "Violation of Freedom of Expression"... Baek Hyun-jin and Kim Jong-hyuk Attend an Injunction Hearing
Members of the Korean ruling party attend a court hearing to contest disciplinary action against them, arguing it infringes on their rights to express their opinions politically.
Kim Jong Un: 'Recognize the nuclear power status,' the message to the US – Closes the door on South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced intentions to expand the country's nuclear arsenal while calling on the United States to acknowledge North Korea's nuclear strength.
A milestone agreement between ONEX–Hanwha
A cooperation agreement was signed between ONEX Shipyards & Technologies and Hanwha Power Systems in a move aimed at enhancing energy security and collaboration in Greece and beyond.
Kim threatens to completely destroy South Korea and conditions for understanding with Washington
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un threatens to entirely destroy South Korea if his country's security is threatened and demands that the U.S. recognize North Korea as a nuclear power as a condition for dialogue.
Spring Season with Decreased Power Demand and Increased Supply... Operation of Power Supply Measures Period
The South Korean government will implement power supply stabilization measures from March 28 to June 14 due to decreased power demand in spring.
Solar Power on School Rooftops...77% of Public Elementary and Secondary Schools to be Installed by 2030
The South Korean Ministry of Education aims to install solar power systems in 77% of public elementary, middle, and high schools by 2030 as part of the 'Sunshine School' project.
North Korea ready to get along with the USA, demands recognition as a nuclear power
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un suggests that his country could engage with the United States if it recognizes North Korea as a nuclear power.
Kim signals openness to US ties while calling South Korea ‘most hostile’
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un indicated a willingness to improve relations with the US while labeling South Korea as its 'most hostile' adversary during remarks at a party congress.
Korean Power's 'Integration of Daegu and Gyeongbuk' Family Feud... Vote on the 26th to Clarify Position of TK Members
The Korean Power party is facing internal discord over the administrative integration of the Daegu and Gyeongbuk regions, with a decisive vote scheduled for the 26th to gauge opinions among local lawmakers.
Intensive Response to Fine Dust in Early March... Up to 29 Coal Power Plants to Halt Operations, Smart Monitoring
The South Korean government is ramping up its efforts to combat fine dust pollution in anticipation of high levels of PM-2.5 during the spring season.
‘Judicial Three Laws’ thwarting the special law on US investment... Both the Democratic and People’s Power parties blame each other for the failed special committee
The Korean National Assembly's planned meeting on a special law for US investments was disrupted as the ruling and opposition parties blamed each other for delays in legislative proceedings.
Government to Establish 'Power Grid Innovation Plan' in the First Half of the Year to Accommodate 100GW of Renewable Energy
The South Korean government plans to establish a power grid innovation plan within the first half of the year to accommodate the expansion of renewable energy to 100GW by 2030.
Kim opens the "major tasks" conference.. nuclear ambitions and condemnation of "defeatism"
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un opened the 9th Workers' Party Congress, labeling it a historic turning point for the nation’s socialist goals amidst declarations of nuclear power and economic priorities.
Next-Generation Decentralized Power Grid for 'Local Production, Local Consumption' Fully Established This Year
The South Korean government is set to commence the full-scale implementation of a next-generation decentralized power grid to promote local energy production and consumption beginning this year.
‘The Art of Sarah’, the Korean miniseries on Netflix that impacts with a story of lies, ambition, and power
The South Korean miniseries ‘The Art of Sarah’ on Netflix has quickly garnered attention for its intense drama and thrilling narrative.
A potential nuclear-capable system.. Kim's new weapon ignites platforms
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's reveal of a new multi-barrel rocket launcher has sparked considerable debate online regarding its implications for regional security and internal power dynamics.
War in Kim's Clan... Sister Could Challenge Daughter's Succession!
The North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un's family is under scrutiny due to discussions around his daughter's potential succession, raising speculations of an impending power struggle within the family.
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol Sentenced to Life Imprisonment for Leading a Rebellion
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has been sentenced to life imprisonment for leading a rebellion and abusing his power.
Breaking: Reuters: South Korean court convicts former president of abuse of power in martial law case
A South Korean court has convicted former president for abusing power related to imposing martial law.
Warning Issued from North Korea – Expert Discusses the Situation
A North Korean power struggle raises concerns as an expert analysis suggests the country's leader wields significant influence amidst strange rumors.
Is the forecast of a 2% annual increase in electricity demand plausible?
The forecast of a yearly 2% increase in electricity demand, which has led the South Korean government to consider building more nuclear power plants, faces skepticism regarding its accuracy.
Intelligence source reveals: Kim Jong-un's sister has ominous plans
A South Korean intelligence official warns that Kim Jong-un's potential decision to designate his 13-year-old daughter as his successor could spark a bloody power struggle within the family.
Telegraph: Kim Jong Un's succession threatens conflict between daughter and sister
A South Korean intelligence report suggests a potential power struggle between Kim Jong Un's daughter, Kim Ju-ae, and his sister, Kim Yo-jong, as the leader prepares for succession.
The Paradoxical Power of Artist Lee Bul, Envying ‘the Will to be Vulnerable’
The article discusses the provocative and boundary-pushing performances of South Korean artist Lee Bul, who challenges societal norms and engages with the themes of femininity, vulnerability, and decay in her work.
Kim close to naming daughter as future North Korean leader, South believes
South Korea's intelligence agency suggests that Kim Jong-un's daughter may soon be designated as the future leader of North Korea, marking a potential transition of power to the next generation.
[Breaking News] The court finds that Lee Sang-min received orders from Yoon Seok-youl to cut off power and water from media outlets
A South Korean court ruled that former Minister of the Interior, Lee Sang-min, received directions from ex-President Yoon Seok-youl regarding the shutdown of media outlets' power and water supplies during martial law.
[Breaking News] Court Recognizes Lee Sang-min's Orders to Fire Department for Media Power Cut
A South Korean court has ruled that former Interior Minister Lee Sang-min ordered the fire department to cut off power and water to certain media outlets during a state of emergency.
Over the next five years, 100 trillion won will be invested in private investment projects such as data centers and power networks... profitability design is key
The South Korean government plans to uncover 100 trillion won in private investment projects over the next five years, focusing on sectors like AI data centers and power networks, along with the introduction of public participation funds.
President Yoon to Meet with Leaders Jeong Cheong-rae and Jang Dong-hyuk on the 12th - No Agenda Restrictions
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol plans to meet with Democratic Party leader Jeong Cheong-rae and People's Power leader Jang Dong-hyuk for discussions on bipartisan cooperation regarding economic recovery and national stability.
Solar Power on Rooftops and Parking Lots... Climate Department Plans 60% Renewable Energy for Public Institutions
The South Korean government aims to increase the share of renewable energy used by public institutions to 60% by 2030 as part of its commitment to achieving 100% renewable energy usage.
Climate Minister Accepting ‘Yoon Suk-yeol Nuclear Power Plan’ Says Government Won't Change Direction Just Because of Change in Administration
Korean Climate Minister Kim Sung-hwan stated that the government will evaluate the inclusion of new nuclear power construction in the upcoming 12th electricity supply basic plan, despite acknowledging the inadequacies in the public discussion for the previous plan.
Kim Yong-tae: 'It is unreasonable to eliminate politicians with different thoughts through the ethics committee'
Kim Yong-tae, a member of South Korea's ruling People Power Party, criticizes the ethics committee for attempting to remove dissenting politicians rather than fostering democratic discourse.
"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.
S. Korea pitches nuclear power cooperation as US presses it for energy investment
South Korea is promoting nuclear power cooperation while the US government pushes for increased Korean energy investments amid tariff negotiations.
Korean lawmakers slated to vote on US investment bill in late February or early March
Korea's National Assembly is expected to vote on a special legislation concerning US strategic investments by late February or early March, following an agreement between the ruling Democratic Party and the opposition People Power Party.
Discussion on the Merger of Power Generation Public Enterprises Intensifies...Renewable Energy Separately? Combined into One?
The South Korean government is initiating the merger of its power generation subsidiaries to comply with the 2040 coal power plant shutdown goals, amidst labor union opposition against separating energy sources.
Jeon Han-gil, upon returning to Korea, says 'If I cut ties with Yoon Seok-yeol, I will abandon Jang Dong-hyuk'
Former South Korean lecturer Jeon Han-gil pressured the People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk, stating he would withdraw support if Jang breaks ties with ex-President Yoon Seok-yeol.
South Korea sentences ex-president to five years in first martial law verdict
Former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol has been sentenced to five years in prison for abusing his power during a failed martial law declaration, marking the first ruling related to this event.
Korea: First conviction for Yoon - Five years imprisonment for obstruction of justice
A South Korean court has sentenced former president Yoon Suk-yeol to five years in prison for obstruction of justice and abuse of power, marking the first criminal ruling in a series of trials against him following his failed attempt to impose martial law in late 2024.
"It was a bit awkward at first": when the South Korean and Japanese leaders play drums together to K-pop music
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi engaged in a musical moment playing drums together to K-pop music during a diplomatic summit in Nara, Japan.
Prosecutors seek death penalty for South Korean ex-president
South Korean prosecutors are pursuing the death penalty for former President Yoon Suk Yeol, who faces trial for allegedly declaring martial law in an insurrection attempt to retain power in 2024.