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Korean Swimmer Ji Yu Chan Sets New Asian Record in Front of Home Crowd

Ji Yu Chan set a new Asian record in the men’s 50m freestyle at the Swimming World Cup, clocking in at 20.80 seconds.

Dua Lipa’s South Korea Concert Faces Uncertainty Amid Martial Law Concerns

Dua Lipa's concert in South Korea faces uncertainty due to President Yoon's brief martial law declaration, but discussions continue.

Yoon Suk Yeol’s Calls Alleged Shadow Line Controversy Absurd

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New USFK Commander Takes Over as North Korea’s Actions Raise Concerns

General Xavier T. Brunson takes command of US Forces Korea amid concerns over North Korea's potential provocations.

F-16s and F-15Ks Take to the Skies in Major South Korea-U.S. Air Drills

South Korean and U.S. Air Forces held joint drills, enhancing readiness and stability in the region with live-fire exercises.

Is South Korea’s AI Strategy Enough to Compete with the U.S. and China?

South Korea lags in AI investment and strategy, highlighting the need for diverse ecosystems to ensure competitiveness and innovation.

North Korea’s Delayed Response to South Korea’s Impeachment: A Strategic Move?

North Korea reports on the impeachment of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, highlighting protests and investigations into martial law.

Military Loyalty vs. Personal Judgment: KMA Graduates Speak Out After Martial Law Fallout

The martial law incident revealed disillusionment among KMA graduates, highlighting challenges in military obedience and personal judgment.
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Democrats Under Fire: What’s Their Stance on North Korea’s Russia Deployment?

The People Power Party urged the Democratic Party to clarify its stance on North Korea's troop dispatch amid rising tensions.

Fighter Jets, Drones, and Refueling Missions: Inside the Massive U.S.-South Korea Air Exercise

South Korea and U.S. Air Forces conduct 'Freedom Flag' exercise, enhancing joint operations with air refueling and UAV integrations.

NIS Reports: 3,000 North Korean Troops in Russia, 10,000 More to Follow

South Korea's NIS reports North Korea has sent 3,000 troops to Russia, expecting an additional 10,000 by December.

South Korea’s Dilemma: Supplying Lethal Weapons to Ukraine Could Trigger Russian Retaliation

NATO reconsiders troop deployment amid North Korea's involvement in Ukraine, as South Korea contemplates supplying lethal weapons.

North Korea’s Waste Balloons Disrupt 172 Flights

North Korea's trash-filled balloons caused 20 runway closures and delayed 172 flights at South Korean airports this year.

U.S. and South Korea Gear Up for Major Military Drills Amid North Korean Threats

As North Korea's military threats against the South escalate, the South Korean military will conduct the 2024 National Defense Training.

Pyongyang’s Outrage: North Korea Slams U.S. for Human Rights Discussions

North Korea condemns US-South Korea talks on human rights, calling it a conspiracy and warning against threats to its sovereignty.

South Korean Author Han Kang Wins Nobel Prize in Literature

South Korean novelist Han Kang expressed her astonishment and gratitude upon winning the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature.

Danger Alert: 7 New Drugs That Could Be Legal and Lethal!

It has been confirmed that substances classified as new drugs in Europe are not designated as controlled substances in South Korea.

Yoon and Japan’s New PM Ishiba to Hold Summit Amid ASEAN Meeting

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol will meet Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Thursday to discuss bilateral relations.

Korean Visitors Caught in Grand Canyon Graffiti Controversy!

Korean tourists have sparked controversy over defacing natural landmarks at the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, USA.

Yoon’s Sales Diplomacy Begins in the Philippines with Big Trade Talks

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol begins his Southeast Asia tour, aiming to boost trade, investment, and nuclear collaboration.

Heartbreaking Trends: Suicide Rates Hit Record Highs in South Korea

The number of suicides in South Korea last year reached approximately 14,000, marking an 8.3% increase compared to the previous year.

Humanitarian Balloons Released to North Korea Carry Rice, Currency, and USB Drives

Human rights groups sent balloons with food, money, Bibles, and USBs containing K-pop to North Korea from Ganghwa Island.

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