Friday, October 30, 2026

K-Defense Goes Global: South Korea Unveils Unified Pavilion at IDEX 2025

South Korea's DAPA will debut an "Integrated Korea Pavilion" at IDEX 2025, uniting government and SMEs for joint defense marketing.

Can You Fall in Love With ChatGPT? Neuroscientist Jung Jae-seung Explores What It Means to Be Human in the AI Era

KAIST neuroscientist Jung Jae-seung has published his first book in eight years since the bestseller Twelve Steps, offering reflections on humanity, relationships and the future through 40 conversations about artificial intelligence and everyday life.

Samsung Medical Center Achieves ICHOM Certification: A New Era for Patient-Centered Cancer Care in Korea

Samsung Medical Center's Cancer Hospital is the first in South Korea to receive ICHOM certification for patient-centered care in breast cancer.

Politics

K-Pop Festival FANOMENON Sparks Controversy: What You Need to Know About Trademark Issues

Political parties clashed over the global K-pop festival FANOMENON during the National Assembly's audit on culture and sports.

U.S.-Korea Military Command Transfer: What Conditions Must Be Met for Swift Handover?

The U.S. Department of Defense reaffirmed that conditions must be met for the swift transfer of wartime operational control to President Lee Jae Myung.

Understanding the Fallout: What U.S. General Brunsen’s Statement Means for South Korea’s Sovereignty

South Korea's Defense Ministry communicated with the U.S. Defense Department regarding General Brunsen's remarks on territorial boundaries.

HD Hyundai and Anduril Successfully Demonstrate USV Technology in the U.S. — A Springboard for Global Market Expansion?

HD Hyundai successfully demonstrated unmanned surface vessel technology developed with U.S. AI defense firm Anduril, targeting the global market.

How Alaska LNG Project Could Save South Korea 1 Trillion KRW: Government Seeks Tax Relief

The government requested Alaska to reduce property tax burdens for the LNG project to enhance its viability, potentially saving up to 1 trillion KRW.
Latest

Russia Reportedly Giving Iran Drone Warfare Tactics From Ukraine War

Russia shares drone tactics with Iran, escalating tensions with the U.S.-Israel alliance amid ongoing conflicts in the region.

U.S. Intel Says Iran Regime Unlikely to Collapse Despite Strikes

U.S. intelligence indicates Iran's regime remains stable despite airstrikes, with no immediate risk of collapse or regime change.

U.S. Moves THAAD From Korea as Iran Missile Threat Grows

The U.S. is redeploying THAAD systems from South Korea to the Middle East, raising concerns over air defense vulnerabilities amid Iran's military actions.

South Korea’s Prime Minister Kim Min-seok to Visit New York: What’s at Stake for AI Hub?

Prime Minister Kim Min-seok plans to visit New York to secure South Korea as the host for the UN AI Hub and meet U.S. officials.

U.S. Official to Honor Fallen Soldiers: What to Expect from Michael DeSombre’s Visit to Korea

U.S. Assistant Secretary Michael DeSombre will visit Korea to honor fallen service members and discuss U.S.-South Korea relations.

How the New U.S. Investment Special Law Could Shield South Korea from Tariff Threats

Kim Sang-hoon predicts the U.S. Investment Special Act will stabilize tariffs, enhancing investment and cooperation between Korea and the U.S.

The Tokyo Firebombing: How 100,000 Lives Were Lost in One Night

The Tokyo Firebombing in March 1945 marked a devastating shift in WWII, resulting in massive civilian casualties and destruction.

South Korea’s 20-Year Quest: Developing Electromagnetic Weapons Similar to U.S. Discombobulator

South Korea has developed electromagnetic weapon technology for offensive and defensive operations, inspired by U.S. military advancements.

ABANDONED BY AMERICA : U.S. Forces Strip South Korea Of Its Most Deadly Weapons To Fuel The Middle East War

Concerns rise as USFK's transfer of bomb kits may lead to South Korea's involvement in Middle East conflicts, warn unions and civic groups.

U.S. Trade Law 301 Investigation: What It Means for Korea’s Digital Policies in 2026

The U.S. is considering a Section 301 investigation into South Korea's digital policies, impacting trade and digital regulations.

THE EXODUS HAS BEGUN : Why U.S. Nuclear Defense Assets Are Fleeing South Korea For The Middle East War Zone

U.S. military assets in South Korea are moving to the Middle East, following airstrikes on Iran, indicating a potential redeployment.

US Moves Military Assets From South Korea as Middle East Conflict Escalates

The U.S. is relocating some USFK assets to the Middle East amid ongoing conflicts, raising concerns about potential security gaps in Korea.

How Korea’s Democratic Party Plans to Tackle U.S. Tariff Changes: Key Insights from the March 5 Meeting

The Democratic Party will meet to discuss strategies for the Middle East situation and U.S. tariff negotiations impacting South Korea.

Moon Jae-in’s U.S. Visit: What to Expect from the Former President’s Key Meetings

Former President Moon Jae-in visits the U.S. for the first time post-office, engaging with youth and receiving an award in LA.

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