Construction of nuclear reactors in Korea to resume in 2024
The plan is a follow-up on the Yoon government’s shift on nuclear power, reversing the declaration made by the previous Moon Jae-in administration to phase out the energy…
South Korea
Eco-friendly vehicles make up 30.3% of Korea’s automotive exports
South Korea exported $20.45 billion worth of cars from January to May 2022.
Korea’s art market boom continues in 2022
South Korea’s art market is estimated to mark about 532.9 billion won for the first half of 2022, amounting to 58 percent of the annual art market size of 2021.
South Korean convenience stores make forays into Malaysia
Malaysia is the third overseas market for GS25 to enter, after it launched stores in Vietnam in 2018 and Mongolia in 2021.
LGBTQ streaming content influences Koreans’ perception of sexual minorities
Though it may be difficult for LGBTQ content to become part of mainstream TV, an expert believed that it is likely to become an enduring topic.
Tailoring dance steps to idols: Kasper says it’s essential in K-pop
“My biggest inspirations are artists, their songs, dance skills and what they wish to express on stage” shared celebrated choreographer, Kim Tae-woo, popularly known as Kasper.
$2.8 billion in early education funds to be reallocated for semiconductor training
The revamped education subsidy plans were put forward “in consideration of the changing education environment,” the the Education Ministry said in a statement.
Korean companies rush to develop diagnostic kits for monkeypox
A number of firms that developed diagnostic kits for Covid-19 are involved.
S. Korean First lady under fire again for taking acquaintance to NATO summit
The person, surnamed Shin, left for Spain five days earlier than the president and returned home with him, with costs covered by his office.
S. Korea’s military to set up new command over N. Korea’s nuclear threats
The President called for more effective deterrence against the threat.