Defense Minister An Gyu-baek shares perceptions of the Middle East situation with US Deputy Defense Secretary Colby
South Korea's Defense Minister An Gyu-baek discussed the Middle East situation with US Deputy Defense Secretary Colby during a recent phone call, reaffirming the strength of the South Korea-US alliance.
Iran lose opening game of Women's AFC Asian Cup
Iran's women's team lost their opening match of the AFC Asian Cup to South Korea, facing challenges due to recent geopolitical tensions in their home country.
17,000 Citizens in 10 Middle Eastern Countries... Government Prioritizes Safety Amid Long-term Possibility of Iran Situation
The South Korean government is focusing on ensuring the safety of approximately 17,000 of its citizens residing in ten Middle Eastern countries amid rising tensions following US and Israeli attacks on Iran.
Gogogol! Women's Football Team Wins 3-0 Against Iran in Asian Cup Group Stage First Match
The South Korean women's football team secured a 3-0 victory over Iran in their opening match of the AFC Women's Asian Cup group stage.
President Yoon's Dinner with Singapore President: 'I am a Fan of MasterChef Black & White'
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol expressed hope for continued support from Singapore in promoting peace and dialogue on the Korean Peninsula during a dinner meeting in Singapore.
Approximately 17,000 citizens staying in over 10 Middle Eastern countries... Government and companies focus on protecting citizens and local employees
The South Korean government is taking measures to ensure the safety of its citizens in the Middle East amid rising military tensions due to U.S. and Israeli actions against Iran.
Hankyoreh Cartoon Panel for March 3
The article features the cartoon panel from Hankyoreh titled 'Hankyoreh Cartoon Panel for March 3'.
It Wasn't Just One Incident of Cryptocurrency Theft by the National Tax Service... It Was Re-Stolen After Being Returned
The National Tax Service of South Korea experienced multiple thefts of cryptocurrency due to a leak of sensitive information.
"Safeguarding Free Trade"... South Korea-Singapore Leaders Agree on FTA Improvement Talks
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol and Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong agreed to begin negotiations to improve the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between their countries, focusing on areas like supply chains amid increasing global uncertainty.
Park Hong-geun and Hwang Jong-woo Nominated as Minister Candidates
The South Korean government nominated Park Hong-geun and Hwang Jong-woo for the positions of Minister of the Ministry of Economy and Finance and Minister of the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, respectively.
Park Hong-geun of the Fourth-Term Senior Figures: 'Stability'... The Selection of Park Yong-jin as a Message of 'Unity'
President Lee Jae-myung's nomination of Park Hong-geun as the minister candidate for the Ministry of Strategy and Finance reflects an aim to enhance governance speed in the second year of his presidency, emphasizing both practicality and stability.
"Pro-Japanese Sentiment is Normal" - Controversial Remarks by Lee Byung-tae... Controversy Over Appointment of Jeong Il-yeon, Lawyer in North Korea Remittance Case
Lee Byung-tae, a controversial figure in South Korea, has been appointed alongside Jeong Il-yeon, a lawyer involved in a high-profile North Korea remittance case, raising public concerns.
The Era Where Shouting Stones Are Detained for Disturbing Worship
The article discusses a historical protest by female workers during a Christian Easter service in South Korea, highlighting their demands for labor rights and the violent police response they faced.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issues 'special travel warning' for seven countries including UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait
South Korea's Foreign Ministry has issued a special travel warning for seven Middle Eastern countries due to escalating regional tensions.
Minister of National Defense An Gyu-baek: "Military assets will be immediately deployed in support of the withdrawal of Korean citizens in the Middle East upon request"
South Korea's Defense Minister An Gyu-baek reported on increasing regional tensions in the Middle East due to U.S. and Israeli actions against Iran, while emphasizing the military's readiness to support the withdrawal of Korean citizens.
“Are you investigating the President’s channel just because there is no handshake scene?”...Choi Min-hee also expelled from Lee Jae-myung’s fan cafe
Choi Min-hee, a member of the Democratic Party, has been expelled from the 'Jaemyeong's Village' fan cafe of President Lee Jae-myung due to a controversial comment regarding the lack of handshake footage from a video.
Ticket Scalping Prevention Law Shrinks 'Resell Market'... BTS Ticket Price is 990,000 Won
A new ticket scalping prevention law in South Korea is reportedly causing a decline in the online ticket resale market, with notable reductions in sales figures.
In their seventies, two old friends unite: 'In these chaotic times, we must pay our dues'
In their seventies, two lifelong friends, a historian and a poet, have embarked on a new initiative to share knowledge through humanities lectures in Cheongju, South Korea.
[Editorial] Jang Dong-hyuk, Who Raised Conspiracy Theories After 'Election Fraud Debate'
Jang Dong-hyuk, the leader of the People Power Party, has proposed a task force for election system reform following a controversial debate where participants echoed conspiracy theories about election fraud.
[Editorial] Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae Does Not Recommend a Successor for Justice Roh Tae-ack
Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae has not yet recommended a successor for outgoing Justice Roh Tae-ack, despite a month passing since four candidates were proposed.
Government expresses concern over Middle East situation and emphasizes participation in international efforts to resolve Iran's nuclear issue
The South Korean government has expressed concern regarding the developments in the Middle East, particularly related to Iran, while affirming its commitment to the international non-proliferation regime and the resolution of Iran's nuclear problem.
Cho Kuk: ‘What is most needed is self-strengthening... Only with self-strengthening can there be solidarity and victory’
Cho Kuk, leader of the Justice Party, emphasized the importance of self-strengthening for achieving solidarity and victory during his speech at the party's second anniversary event.
[Exclusive] The Intelligence Command Conducted a Power Paragliding Training for North Korean Infiltration Right Before the Martial Law... Did It Induce Provocations from the North?
A special investigation team revealed that South Korea's Intelligence Command conducted unusual training for North Korean infiltration shortly before declaring martial law, raising suspicions about the motivations behind the actions.
Supreme Court and Blue House 'abnormal currents'... Appointment of successor to Justice Noh Tae-ack postponed for over a month
The appointment of a successor to Justice Noh Tae-ack, who is retiring, has been delayed indefinitely amidst conflicts between the ruling party and the judiciary over judicial legislation.
Kim Min-seok: 'Financial fluctuations and rising oil prices are emerging impacts... Each ministry should prepare countermeasures for all scenarios'
South Korean Prime Minister Kim Min-seok urged government ministries to proactively prepare countermeasures for various scenarios in light of escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Visible from space, a 33-kilometer structure considered the largest breakwater in the world created new land and sparked controversy over the loss of wetlands
The Saemangeum breakwater in South Korea, the world's longest at 33.9 kilometers, has generated new land from the Yellow Sea but has also raised environmental concerns.
South-North Economic Cooperation Platform 'GTI' Must Intervene Proactively [Because]
The article discusses the geopolitical shifts in Northeast Asia due to the Russia-Ukraine war and emphasizes the importance of South Korea's proactive engagement in the Greater Tumen Initiative (GTI) to influence regional governance.
‘Shin Sang-woo’, the AFC Women’s Asian Cup faces Iran on the 2nd against the USA
The South Korean women's national football team, managed by Shin Sang-woo, aims to secure a top-two finish in their group at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup, which has commenced in Australia.
‘Fraud Election Discussion’ After Jang Dong-hyuk Declares Formation of TF… Conservative Media Calls It “Regrettable”
Jang Dong-hyuk, leader of the People Power Party, announced the formation of a task force to monitor elections, prompting criticism from conservative media outlets for going against public sentiment.
Information Hub for March 3rd
Fomyschool launches its 'PinPoint Coaching' program aimed at helping students improve their grades through personalized learning strategies.
Please develop 'prevention of harm' and 'respect for boundaries,' and further cultivate 'empathy'
The article discusses the ongoing issues of gender discrimination and fixed gender norms as children grow up, emphasizing the need for educational interventions that nurture gender sensitivity.
One in Seven Cases Requires 'Supplementary Investigation': Prosecutors and Police 'Case Ping-Pong' at Record High Last Year
The number of cases sent back by prosecutors to the police for supplementary investigations reached a record high last year, with one in seven requiring further inquiry, highlighting delays in investigations due to inter-agency disputes.
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix Start New Graduate Recruitment Amid Semiconductor Boom
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are set to begin their recruitment for new graduates this month in response to a booming semiconductor market.
Request for Great Cooperation from the National Assembly amid Rivalry over Administrative Integration
The cities of Daegu and Gyeongbuk are urging the National Assembly to cooperate for the quick passage of a special law on administrative integration amid political disputes.
Games Falling Behind Short-Form Content: User Patterns Divided into ‘Hardcore Games’ and ‘Casual Games’
A decline in mobile game usage in South Korea is attributed to users preferring short-form video content over traditional gaming.
Korea-Singapore Agree to Launch 'FTA Improvement Negotiations'... Strengthening Cooperation in Trade and Nuclear Power
South Korea and Singapore have agreed to enhance cooperation in trade and nuclear power sectors during President Lee Jae-myung's state visit to Singapore.
Actor Myung Gye-nam Appointed as Governor of Hwanghae Province
The South Korean government announced the appointment of actor Myung Gye-nam as the governor of Hwanghae Province, a position equivalent to vice-ministerial level.
‘Progenitor of Samgyeopsal’ Cheongju Samgyeopsal Festival Kicks Off
The Cheongju Samgyeopsal Festival has begun in Cheongju, known as the city of samgyeopsal, celebrating its local cuisine and culture.
“First Step Towards the Normalization of Truth and Reconciliation”… Expectations for the Appointment of Song Sang-kyo as Chairperson of the 3rd Committee
President Lee Jae-myung appointed former Director Song Sang-kyo as the chairperson of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), marking a significant step towards the normalization of the commission just days after its third installment began.
Smart Farm Machines Installed in Senior Centers Become a Headache... Company Closed, Repair Not Possible
Smart farm machines in senior centers in Bucheon, South Korea, are malfunctioning and difficult to repair after the supplying company closed down.
Hwang Jong-woo, the Minister of Oceans and Fisheries candidate from Busan... Internal selection through traditional bureaucrat experience
Hwang Jong-woo has been nominated as the Minister of Oceans and Fisheries candidate, marking a significant internal appointment within South Korea's government.
Light Gathers to Become a Square [Photo Essay]
A photo essay reflects on the symbolic gathering of citizens in Gwanghwamun, where the warmth of candlelight led to significant political outcomes.
The First Ladies of Korea and Singapore Mention BTS, etc.… 'Touched by Healing through Art'
South Korea's First Lady Kim Hye-kyung and Singapore's First Lady Jane Yumikon Itogi discussed cultural arts and mutual interests during a tea chat on their official visit to Singapore.
National Assembly Budget Office: Sugar Tax Could Drive Consumption to Alternative Sweeteners and High-Calorie Foods
Concerns have emerged that the proposed sugar tax in South Korea may lead consumers to shift towards artificial sweeteners and high-calorie foods instead of reducing sugary drink consumption.
Five Major Financial Groups Activate Emergency Response System for Iran Crisis… Financial Support for Affected Companies
Five major financial groups in South Korea have activated an emergency response system in reaction to the Iran situation, providing financial assistance to affected companies.
The three mobile carriers announce a major restructuring centered on AI... Unveiling AI strategies at MWC
South Korea's three major mobile carriers revealed their AI strategies at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, showcasing their integration of artificial intelligence into core business operations.
‘A Sanctuary of Healing and Peace’ Above the Site of the 4·3 Massacre... “Inviting the Pope Next Year”
A new church dedicated to healing and peace will be built on the site of the historic 4·3 massacre in Jeju, South Korea, with plans to invite the Pope for the opening.
New Real Estate PF Loan Limits Established for Mutual Financing...Risk Management at Savings Bank Level
The Financial Services Commission in South Korea has announced new loan limits for real estate project financing for mutual financing institutions, aligning them with current standards for savings banks.
IMO Award for Courage at Sea to South Korean Seafarer
South Korean seafarer Lee Tae-Young received the IMO Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea for rescuing 12 crew members during the sinking of the fishing vessel Geum Seong No. 135.
Jang Dong-hyuk: If President Lee has a conscience, he must exercise veto power against the 'three great legal evils'
The leader of the People Power Party urges President Lee Jae-myung to veto the recently passed 'three major judicial laws', accusing the government of steering towards dictatorship.