Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Is the Exposure to North Korea’s Rodong Sinmun Dangerous for South Korea’s Youth? Experts Weigh In

The People Power Party criticizes the government's decision to open North Korean media, warning of potential propaganda risks to citizens.

BEYOND THE AFTERLIFE: U.S. Bombs To Turn Khamenei’s Tomb Into A Crater In A Final Act Of “No Mercy” Retribution!

U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth announces decisive victories in Iran, including the sinking of an Iranian warship and reduced missile launches.

North Korea Calls South Korea ‘Trash’ During Anti-U.S. Rally

North Korea commemorates the Korean War with anti-U.S. rhetoric, labeling South Korea as "trash," despite a more cautious tone this year.

Economy

“Ioniq 5 Robotaxi to Operate in U.S. Cities”… Motional Launches Pilot Service With Uber

Motional, a Hyundai Motor Group joint venture, launches a robo-taxi pilot service with Uber in Las Vegas.

Didier Dubot Strengthens Premium Strategy, Expands Global Presence in the United States and Asia

Didier Dubot accelerates global expansion, focusing on online platforms and high-end products, achieving significant sales growth in Asia.

NATIONAL COLLAPSE : How Trump’s Failed War Is Burying The Economy In A Stagflation Grave

U.S. GDP growth has sharply declined to 0.7%, raising stagflation risks amid rising global oil prices and geopolitical tensions.

Samsung SDI Secures 1.5 Billion KRW ESS Battery Supply Deal: What This Means

Samsung SDI secures a $1 billion contract for ESS batteries in the U.S., enhancing its market position amid rising demand for renewables.

SK Innovation Invests 560 Billion KRW in AI Solutions: What This Means for SK Hynix

SK Innovation plans to invest $378 million in AI Company, an AI solutions firm by SK Hynix, over the next four years.

Is Korea Facing Higher Tariffs? Insights from U.S. Trade Talks on Non-Tariff Barriers

U.S. Trade Representative warns of potential tariff increases on South Korea unless non-tariff barriers improve, says Foreign Minister Cho Hyun.

South Korea Inc. Defies Tariffs in North America: Sales Jump 14% to $257B, Now 31% of Revenue

South Korean firms saw a 14% rise in North American sales, driven by IT and pharmaceuticals, while construction and batteries declined.

Hyosung Lands a Record $590M U.S. Grid Deal: 765 kV Transformers Powering the AI Data-Center Boom

Hyosung Heavy Industries secures a $590.25M contract for ultra-high-voltage transformers in the U.S., reinforcing its market leadership.

Oil Pops 1%+ After U.S. Department of Transportation Warns Ships Away From Iran Near the Strait of Hormuz

U.S. warns vessels to avoid the Strait of Hormuz, causing oil prices to rise over 1% amid escalating Middle East tensions.

2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics: Trump’s “Loser” Jab at an Athlete Ignites a Team USA Reckoning

Chloe Kim calls for empathy amid debates on social divisions at the 2026 Winter Olympics, following Trump's criticism of Hunter Hess.

Trump Replies to Defectors’ Letter on Two North Korea POWs in Ukraine: Why the Non-Refoulement Fight Isn’t Going Away

Trump acknowledges a letter on North Korean soldiers in Ukraine, emphasizing values but not taking a stance on their protection.

South Korea Pushes a Unified Response to U.S. Trade Pressure: Why Non-Tariff Issues Are Now the Flashpoint

Yeo Han Koo emphasized the need for unified government action to address uncertainties in U.S.-Korea trade relations during a recent meeting.

A New Korean Player in U.S. Naval Maintenance: SK Oceanplant Cleared for Combat-Ship Repairs

SK Oceanplant has secured a Master Ship Repair Agreement with the U.S. Navy, enhancing its global MRO strategy for naval vessels.

Exploring AI Governance: Insights from the KAIST-NYU Summit in New York

KAIST and NYU hosted a summit on AI governance, gathering global leaders to develop frameworks for ethical AI innovation.

G7 or Get Squeezed: Why Collective Resilience Is Replacing De-Risking in the U.S.–China Trade War

As U.S.-China economic tensions rise, experts urge South Korea to strengthen alliances for collective resilience against coercive tactics.

Novo Nordisk’s Oral Wegovy Hits 50,000 Weekly Scripts in 3 Weeks: Why 90% Are Paying Cash

Novo Nordisk's oral Wegovy gains popularity in the U.S., surpassing 50,000 prescriptions in three weeks, reshaping obesity treatment.

Coupang Subpoena Names South Korea’s President: Why a 34 Million-Record Data Leak Just Landed on Capitol Hill

The People Power Party criticizes President Lee's name in a U.S. subpoena, highlighting personal data leaks and diplomatic failures.

Super Bowl vs. Olympic Games: How Athletes Are Balancing Sleep and Support in 2026

The 2026 Super Bowl's timing clashes with the Winter Olympics, leaving Team USA athletes torn between sleep and watching the game.

K-Food Expansion: How Korean Restaurants Are Conquering the U.S. Market

South Korean food brands expand globally, pivoting from China to the US, with strong growth in Japan and Vietnam despite challenges.

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