Ranking up, globalising slowly
The writer says, "Promoting international cooperation will help Korean academics raise their international profile."
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In South Korea, helicopter parenting no longer ends at graduation
Overprotective parents once plagued classrooms; now they're interfering in their adult children’s workplaces in matters from salaries to office conflicts.
[Breaking] Samsung wins partial injunction against unions ahead of strike
Union leaders have said about 50,000 workers could participate in an 18-day strike from May 21 through June 7 over a dispute involving bonuses and compensation.
Majority of South Korean workers say gender affects workplace opportunities
In a February survey of 1,000 workers aged 19 and older conducted by Workplace Gapjil 119, 60.7 per cent of respondents said they believed workers were treated differently in…
Dating costs more, but young Koreans say it’s worth it
About 7 in 10 Koreans in their 20s and 30s said they felt dating involved a heavy financial burden, according to a survey by the operator of the social discovery app Wippy.
BTS to headline first-ever World Cup final halftime show
South Korean boy group to share global stage with Madonna and Shakira at 2026 final in New Jersey.
Trump-Xi talks leave Korean chipmakers facing tough trade-offs
Easing US-China tensions may support Korean chip exports while accelerating China’s semiconductor ambitions.
Decoding Korean traditions woven into hit drama ‘Perfect Crown’
As the drama heads into its grand finale this weekend, viewers may find themselves drawn not only to its palace love story, but also to the many traditional Korean references…
Korean variety show ‘Bonjour Bakery’ is soothing TV with a commercial aftertaste
A-listers Cha Seung-won, Kim Hee-ae and Kim Seon-ho lead the feel-good countryside variety series centered on senior residents, regional desserts.
Fired upon in Hormuz: The Korea Herald
Quoting the editorial: "Seoul must identify attacker, respond firmly, and seek guarantees for safe passage."