Korea-US-Japan military operation necessary for North Korea issues: Edwin Feulner
The Heritage Foundation think tank founder also added that China has made no secret that it wants to be a hegemonic world power.
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President Yoon orders strengthening of South Korea-US extended deterrence
He also noted that North Korea has conducted missile provocations once every nine days on average this year alone.
A festival of pleasant chaos: Gangneung Danoje
Among a barrage of other attractions, traditional folk games have also become major events at the Gangeung Danoje Festival, drawing crowds up to an hour ahead of the matches.
Army of service robots rolling in to replace high-cost labour in Korea
Korea’s service robot market is excepted grow to an accumulative 230,000 robots by 2025, worth 2.8 trillion won ($2.25 billion) in value.
Tokyo issues complaints over Seoul’s Dokdo marine survey amid efforts to thaw relations
Following the complaint from Japan, the South Korean government rejected the protest, saying its research activity was legitimately carried out in accordance with related laws.
To stop climate change, save marine life: Eco forum
“This is [about] industrial killing of wildlife at a scale and with speed that far exceeds the capacity of the animals to recover”, warns marine biologist Sylvia Earle.
Is Son Heung-min the best footballer South Korea has ever produced?
Local pundits claimed in 2019 that Son had already become the best soccer player in the country’s history, a title that once exclusively belonged to 70's legend Cha Bum-kun.
K-pop agencies have a denial problem when it comes to bullying scandals: Experts
Experts said agencies should take extra care when responding to bullying rumors and resist the urge to sweep everything under the rug to protect their artists.
Korea has nearly 100,000 investors holding crypto worth over W100m
As of end-December last year, a total of 5.58 million investors were registered with local crypto exchanges.
Tough road ahead for President Yoon Suk-yeol’s 59.4 trillion won budget plan
The ruling and main opposition parties have clashed over how much of the budget should be used to assist pandemic-hit small-business owners as promised.