Sunday, November 1, 2026

Dong-A Reunites After 13 Years as Holding Company Brings Bacchus Business Back In-House

Dong-A Socio Holdings has absorbed its core operating subsidiary Dong-A Pharmaceutical, bringing Bacchus and other consumer healthcare businesses back under the holding company 13 years after the group separated its holding and operating entities.

BLACKPINK Announces Long-Awaited Return with 2025 World Tour Teaser

BLACKPINK confirms their return with a 2025 World Tour announcement, igniting global fan excitement after their BORN PINK tour.

Kangstem Biotech CSO Professor Kang Kyung-sun Confirms Therapeutic Potential of Vascularized Artificial Liver

Kangstem Biotech’s CSO Professor Kang Kyung-sun developed a vascularized artificial liver that showed therapeutic effects in animal models, offering potential for future transplant alternatives.

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U.S.-North Korea Information Sharing: What Does It Mean for Military Readiness in 2026?

South Korea's military reports ongoing intelligence collaboration with the U.S. on North Korea, despite some restrictions.

North Korea’s Mine Explosion: What It Means for South Korea’s National Security

Defense Minister Kang Shin-cheol emphasized a firm response to North Korea's border fortification and recent mine explosion threats.

North Korea’s Military Breach: What You Need to Know About MDL Violations in 2026

Military mines have been set up beyond the Military Demarcation Line by North Korean forces in various frontline areas.

2026 North Korea Missile Threat: Can South Korea and Japan’s Defense Systems Keep Up?

Military authorities assess they can adequately respond to North Korea's recent hypersonic missile, countering claims of evasion.

North Korea’s Possible Mine Attack: What It Means for South-North Relations?

A mine explosion near the military demarcation line raises tensions following North Korea's hostile stance towards South Korea.

Kim Jong Un’s Photo and North Korean Flag Recovered on Jeju Coast Without Security Implications

North Korean items found on Jeju Island raised no security concerns, believed to have drifted from North Korea via ocean currents.

North Korean Hackers Used Deepfakes and Malware in Broad 2025 Cyber Campaign, NIS Says

North Korean hackers targeted South Korea's defense and IT sectors, stealing 2 trillion KRW in cryptocurrency and employing advanced tactics.

North Korean Troops Join Russia’s Victory Day Parade for the First Time

North Korean troops participated in Russia's Victory Day parade, marking deepening military ties between the two nations.

Kim Jong Un Inspects New Destroyer with Daughter and Orders Delivery to Navy by Mid-June

Kim Jong Un inspects North Korea's new destroyer, Choe Hyon, ensuring its readiness for navy delivery by mid-June, emphasizing military upgrades.

North Korea Codifies Nuclear Command Delegation in Constitution for First Time

North Korea's new constitution allows nuclear command delegation, emphasizing deterrence even without Kim Jong Un's presence.

Constitutional Revisions Signal North Korea’s Effort to Project a More Conventional State Image

North Korea is reshaping its constitution to appear more normal, centralizing power and adopting new governance structures while pursuing diplomatic normalization.

North Korea Uses Youth Congress to Reinforce Construction and Ideological Campaigns

Kim Jong Un emphasizes youth's role in socialist construction at the 11th Congress of the Socialist Patriotic Youth League.

Why North Korea Is Willing to Show Up in South Korea for This High-Stakes Match

North Korea's women's soccer team will compete in the AFC Women's Champions League in South Korea, focusing on international success over politics.

Massive North Korean Youth Rally Sent a Chilling Signal About What Comes Next

North Korea held the 11th Congress of the Socialist Patriotic Youth League, emphasizing youth's role in national development and loyalty.

North Korea Draws a Hard New Line on Nuclear Weapons, Raising the Stakes

North Korea claims it is not bound by the NPT, asserting its nuclear rights and condemning the U.S. for undermining its status.

A $14 Billion Crypto Exodus Due to NK Hacking Just Exposed a Brutal Truth About DeFi

North Korean hacker attacks have led to $14 billion leaving the DeFi market, revealing vulnerabilities and eroding confidence in crypto.

North Korea Marks Labor Day with Mobilization Push, Highlights Cadre Training and Science, Technology

North Korea celebrated May Day with a focus on labor mobilization and national prosperity, highlighting youth engagement and technological innovation.

North Korea Holds Socialist Patriotic Youth League Congress After Five Years, Calls it Loyal Vanguard of the Party

North Korea's Socialist Patriotic Youth League held its 11th Congress, emphasizing youth's role in achieving party goals and national revitalization.

Public Executions in North Korea Shift from Crime Punishment to Regime Control after COVID-19

North Korea's public executions have evolved into a tool for regime control, targeting cultural violations and instilling fear post-COVID.

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