‘Jang-making’ likely to get UNESCO recognition
The traditional Korean ways of making fermented pastes and sauces, or “jang,” are all but certain to make UNESCO’s list of intangible cultural heritage. The Evaluation Body…
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Harris, Trump face off as North Korea tests US on Election Day
As the US presidential election unfolds, Seoul’s attention is sharply focused on the outcome, particularly as North Korea ramps up its provocations aimed at the incoming US…
South Korea and Central Asia set stage for first summit
This year’s forum, held annually since 2007, marked the first gathering since the Yoon Suk Yeol administration launched its "K-Silk Road" initiative in June -- South Korea's…
South Korea ruling party leader condemns North Korea troop dispatch as crime against humanity
Citing a recent poll by a liberal-leaning pollster, the Democratic Party lawmaker said more than 80 percent of South Koreans were against sending troops to the war. The poll…
Local food festivals in South Korea enjoy unexpected popularity as snacks go viral
About 250,000 bowls of fresh noodle ramyeon were sold during the festival, which is six times last year’s sales of 40,000.
TechCamp Korea 2024 promotes safe, ethical AI use
Aimed at strengthening ties among Korea’s next generation of AI leaders, the camp gathered college students, professionals, entrepreneurs and experts to discuss AI ethics and…
North Korea fires short-range ballistic missiles, says South Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff
The missiles were fired at around 7:30 a.m. from a province south of Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, the JCS said. Other details are still being analysed.
Face the reality: The Korea Herald
President Yoon's approval rating dropped to just 19 per cent in a poll released Friday, marking its lowest recording since he took office in May 2022. The continued fall of his…
Domestic, sexual abuse consultations hit all-time high in South Korea
A total of 337,171 calls were made in 2023 to the national counseling centers for victims of domestic and sexual abuse, along with other forms of domestic conflicts and crimes…
Ever wondered why some Koreans talk to themselves?
Some Koreans practice self-talk, wittingly or unwittingly, for such reasons as self-affirmation, indirect communication and coping with negative emotions.