Tuesday, March 17, 2026

North Korean Defectors Win Landmark Lawsuit: What This Means for Korean War POWs

North Korean human rights groups urge South Korea's Supreme Court for swift ruling on military prisoner compensation after recent court victories.

North Korea Provokes With Multiple Ballistic Missile Launches Into East Sea On Day Of President Lee’s China Visit

North Korea launched ballistic missiles into the East Sea, coinciding with diplomatic talks between South Korea and China.

New Drug Candidate Shows Promise Against Solid Tumors by Eliminating M2 Macrophages

Researchers have developed a peptide drug that targets M2 macrophages, enhancing solid tumor immunotherapy effectiveness.

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.

How Will U.S. Tariff Policies Impact South Korean Exports? Insights from March 5 Meeting

The Democratic Party of Korea plans a crucial meeting to address the Middle East situation and U.S. tariff negotiations affecting the economy.

How to Secure Your AI Systems: Key Recommendations from Global Cybersecurity Leaders

The National Intelligence Service urges early security measures in AI development to mitigate risks and vulnerabilities in supply chains.

SK Hynix’s Record-Breaking Sales: How North America Fueled a 75% Revenue Surge

SK Hynix's U.S. memory sales doubled last year, with record earnings and significant investments for future growth.

Samyang’s 3S Sugar Reduction Solution: A Game-Changer for Food Developers—Save Time and Costs in 2026

Samyang Corporation showcases AI-driven sugar reduction solutions at NPEW 2023, aiming to enhance its global market presence.

THE MARKET SLAYER’S GASLIGHT: Trump Tries To Heal The Global Economy After His War Sent Korea’s KOSPI Into A 12% Death Spiral!

U.S. stocks rallied as oil prices stabilized, boosting semiconductor shares and hinting at a potential rebound for South Korea's KOSPI index.

How Will the Closure of the Hormuz Strait Impact Oil Prices in 2026?

Tensions in the Middle East rise as U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran threaten oil supply, prompting South Korea to seek alternatives.

Top Defense Stocks Surge: How the U.S.-Iran Tensions Are Affecting LIG Nex1 and Hanwha

Defense stocks soar as U.S. considers ground troops in Iran amid escalating conflict, raising concerns of a prolonged engagement.

How Will New U.S. Tariff Policies Impact Asian Industries? A Strategic Response Guide

South Korea's Ministry of Trade plans a long-term strategy to address complex U.S. tariff policies and their impact on global trade.

How the U.S.-Israel Airstrikes on Iran Could Impact Stock Market: 5 Key Insights

U.S. and Israel's airstrikes on Iran escalate tensions, impacting KOSPI's volatility as foreign sell-offs meet individual investor buying.

U.S.–Israel Strikes Put the Strait of Hormuz Back on the Clock: 70%+ of South Korea’s Crude Flows Through It

U.S. and Israel's military actions against Iran raise oil prices, impacting South Korea's economy and supply chain stability.

Will the Hormuz Strait Blockade Trigger a Global Oil Price Surge? Key Insights for Investors

Rising international oil prices and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East create uncertainty for the South Korean economy.

Korea’s Network Fee Fight Could Turn Into a U.S. Tariff Case: 42% of Traffic, $150M–$244M in Potential Google Fees

U.S. tariffs threaten South Korea's network usage fees for global content providers, raising trade and investment concerns amid digital policy scrutiny.

South Korea’s Central Bank Turns More Optimistic: 2.0% Growth, Sixth Straight Rate Hold—Is the Chip Cycle Doing the Heavy Lifting?

Bank of Korea raises 2023 growth forecast to 2.0% due to strong semiconductors and consumption, while maintaining interest rates at 2.50%.

After the Supreme Court Tariff Blowback, Policy Whiplash Is the Real Risk: Should Korean Batteries Get Too Excited?

U.S. trade pressures may boost Korean battery firms, but uncertainty remains amid tariff changes and legislative proposals targeting China.

Top News

- Our Sponsors Ad -

Follow us