15 years after debut, SHINee makes radiant comeback with 3-day concert
As the lights dimmed to signal the beginning of the last day of the concert, “Perfect Illumination," the dome rippled with cries of joy.
The Korea Herald
Korea unveils measures to cut reliance on private education
A new committee will oversee entrance exam questions and the presidential office said legal action could be taken on "private education cartel".
President Yoon mulling replacing unification, industry ministers: source
According to a source, uncertainty still remains, however, due to unspecified "variables."
Revisiting Korea’s journey to finding sex crime victims’ rights
While South Korea has made legislative changes to protect sex crime victims, the victims stress that these changes should be applied fairly in real cases.
South Korean government on high alert as monsoon arrives
According to the Korea Meteorological Administration, most parts of the country are expected to see rain with gusts of wind, thunder and lightning by June 27, 2023.
Seoul ups the ante against ‘ramen inflation’
The retail industry seems to be feeling the pinch from pressure from the government, but many industry insiders downplayed the possibility of the rare meeting yielding immediate…
BTS’ Suga proves solo power with ‘D-Day’ in Seoul
With "D-Day," the rapper has so far travelled to 10 cities in the US and Asia, where he held 25 gigs attended by some 290,000 concertgoers.
Drop in Korea’s global ranking reveals issues plaguing government efficiency
The paper says the pace of decline may not be dramatic, but policymakers need to scrutinise what has led to the drop in the ranking.
BTS returns to Billboard Hot 100 at No. 48 with ‘Take Two’
The single was dropped on June 9 in time to mark the 10th anniversary of debut for the superband.
Korean airlines cut flights to China amid lukewarm demand
The suspension comes as the number of Chinese passengers flying into Korea decreased amid worsening relations between the two countries.