Tuesday, March 17, 2026

AWS lights up Korean dev scene with GenAI Amazon Q

AWS enhances its generative AI service, Amazon Q Developer, to support Korean, aiding local developers in various tasks.

Meta Announces Removal of 7 Billion Fake Accounts in Q4 Alone Last Year

Meta has revealed its plan to deploy...

Exynos 2500 Chip Lands in Galaxy Z Flip 7—Samsung Bets on 3nm Tech

Samsung's Park Yong In updates on Exynos 2600 progress, highlighting the success of Exynos 2500 in Galaxy Z Flip 7 amid challenges.

Politics

HUMILIATION AT THE HORMUZ : Trump’s Cowardly Demand For Others To Fight His Suicidal Conflict

South Korea weighs sending warships to the Strait of Hormuz amid U.S.-Iran tensions, balancing security needs and potential conflict.

Understanding the Impact of U.S. Trade Law 301 on South Korea’s Digital Market: A Must-Read Guide

The U.S. initiates a Section 301 investigation against South Korea, targeting unfair trade practices and digital policy scrutiny.

Kim Min-seok Meets U.S. Vice President JD Vance: Key Insights on Korea-U.S. Relations

Prime Minister Kim Min-seok's U.S. visit focused on enhancing South Korea-U.S. relations, discussing economic cooperation and security matters.

Korean Automotive Industry Welcomes New U.S. Investment Law: What It Means for EV and Hybrid Growth in 2026

South Korea's automotive industry welcomes a new law easing U.S. tariff concerns, boosting local production and investment in future mobility.

U.S. Air Force KC-135 Tanker Crash in Iraq: What Went Wrong?

A U.S. Air Force KC-135 tanker crashed in Iraq, marking the first casualties since hostilities with Iran began; rescue operations are ongoing.
Latest

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.

Radar or Rumor? Questions Swirl Over Latest F-35 Deliveries

U.S. F-35 fighter jets are being delivered without crucial radar systems, affecting operational capabilities and causing delays in upgrades.

Washington Rolls Back Climate Finding, but Cost Relief for Korean Carmakers May Be Limited

The U.S. ends greenhouse gas regulations, impacting South Korea's auto and battery sectors, with mixed effects on costs and EV transition.

Korean Firms Accelerate U.S. Rare Earth Push to Cut Reliance on China

South Korean firms are establishing rare earth production hubs in the U.S. to reduce reliance on China, supported by government funding.

Seoul Briefing: National Intelligence Service Says Kim Jong Un Is Positioning Kim Ju-ae as Successor

North Korea's Kim Jong Un may designate his daughter Ju Ae as successor, while potential U.S. dialogue remains open under specific conditions.

Korea’s WWII Victims Lose Appeal: What This Means for Compensation Claims

The Seoul High Court rejects a lawsuit for compensation from the Korea-Japan Agreement, urging legislative action for victims' support.

Coupang Becomes A Trade Flashpoint as the United States Pressures Alarms Korean Lawmakers

The U.S. is using Coupang as leverage against South Korea, raising concerns in the National Assembly about trade implications.

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