Friday, October 30, 2026

Chong Kun Dang Bets on R&D, Manufacturing and Financing to Strengthen Global Pharma Ambitions

Chong Kun Dang is enhancing R&D and manufacturing to boost global competitiveness, investing $286M in a new research complex.

This American Mom Just Rewrote Olympic History — By Four-Hundredths of a Second

Elana Meyers Taylor wins gold in women's monobob at the 2026 Winter Olympics, becoming the most decorated female bobsledder in history.

Hyundai and Kia’s Record-Breaking 2026 Revenue: What to Expect from Their EV and Hybrid Models?

Hyundai and Kia expect record revenues of 300 trillion KRW but face a 20% drop in operating profit due to U.S. tariffs.

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

2026: Will North Korea’s Nuclear Freeze Open the Door to U.S. Talks?

Experts urge South Korea to prepare for phased denuclearization talks with North Korea and the U.S., balancing engagement and pressure.

Aviation Safety in Korea: Why an Independent Organization is No Longer Optional

Following the Jeju Air disaster, South Korea plans to establish an independent aviation safety agency to enhance safety measures.

Radiohead Demands Removal of “Let Down” from Controversial ICE Video: What You Need to Know

Radiohead condemns ICE for using their song "Let Down" in a video without permission, calling for its immediate removal.

A 1952 Dogfight, 7 MiGs, 4 Shot Down: The Korean War Secret Finally Honored on Capitol Hill

Trump awarded Colonel E. Royce Williams the Medal of Honor, recognizing his bravery in a historic aerial dogfight during the Korean War.

South Korea Says It’ll Stick With the U.S. Trade Deal: Can Seoul Head Off a 15%–25% Tariff Fight?

South Korea's President Lee Jae Myung vows to uphold tariff discussions amid U.S. pressures, despite legal challenges to tariff measures.

SHADOWS WITH BOMBS: Millions Of Black-Clad Mourners Turned Into Human Explosives Amid U.S. Attack Threat

The U.S. Embassy in Iran urges citizens to leave amid strike concerns, citing a Level 3 travel advisory due to potential dangers.

FROM STARVE TO PRESIDENCY: The Rise Of The Global Left As Lee And Lula Embrace In Seoul

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung hosted a summit with Brazilian President Lula, celebrating their shared backgrounds and strong ties.

Coupang Under Fire: What Did CEO Harold Rogers Reveal in U.S. Congress?

Harold Rogers, interim CEO of Coupang Korea, testifies before the U.S. House on allegations of discriminatory treatment against the company.

TRUMP’S LONELY PODIUM: Gold Medalists Choose Classrooms Over White House In Brutal Diplomatic Diss

The U.S. women's ice hockey team declined an invitation to the State of the Union after winning gold at the 2026 Olympics, citing commitments.

Seoul Welcomes Lula in Symbolic Show of Democratic Unity

President Lee Jae Myung welcomes Brazilian President Lula, highlighting their shared journeys and anticipating a fruitful summit.

Film Festival or Political Flashpoint? Berlinale Erupts Over Gaza

The Berlin Film Festival faces backlash for silence on Gaza, with filmmakers condemning its stance and urging support for Palestinian rights.

South Korea Jails Former President for Life After Martial Law Showdown

Former President Yoon Suk Yeol sentenced to life for leading an insurrection, sparking mixed reactions across South Korea.

Trump Unveils $10 Billion U.S. Commitment to Gaza Reconstruction

Trump highlighted South Korea's role in Gaza reconstruction at the Board of Peace meeting, alongside other nations' financial commitments.

South Korea’s Legal System Tested in Landmark Martial Law Case

Former President Yoon Suk Yeol was sentenced to life imprisonment for leading a rebellion, with appeals expected from both sides.

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