Monday, December 23, 2024

K-pop Group MEOVV Talks Future Plans, Promises Bigger and Bolder Performances in 2025

MEOVV debuted their second single "TOXIC" at the 2024 MAMA Awards, showcasing their diverse musical range and winning an award.

Han Kang Faces Global Press for the First Time After Winning Nobel Prize in Literature

Han Kang, the first Asian female Nobel laureate, held her first global press conference discussing her works and recent political events.

South Korea and U.S. Reopen Search for WWII Bomber and Missing Crew

South Korea and the U.S. are jointly investigating a 1953 B-26 bomber crash in Busan to recover remains of U.S. servicemen.

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NVIDIA’s Stock Takes a Dive Amid China’s Antitrust Investigation

NVIDIA's stock drops amid a Chinese antitrust probe, following allegations of failing to meet technology transfer obligations.

Over 32,000 Attacks on South Korean Diplomatic Sites from China

Recent data shows that South Korean diplomatic institutions faced the most cyber attacks from China, with over 32,000 attempts reported.

China’s Shipbuilding Surge: How South Korea Lost Its Global Lead

In August, South Korea's shipbuilding industry had its worst order performance of the year, securing just 2% of the global market.

China’s Limited-Edition Rackets for North Korea: Why the Olympic Players Didn’t Get to Show Them Off

China helped North Korea’s silver medal table tennis team avoid disqualification by advising on logo violations before their match.

How Seoul Grand Park Lost Its Last North Chinese Leopard and a Beloved Lion

In the first half of 2024, Seoul Grand Park lost two animals named León: a lion in February and the last North Chinese leopard in June.

North Korea Dismantles Major Import Quarantine Facilities On Chinese Border

North Korea dismantled Uiju Airport's quarantine facilities, indicating a shift away from using the site for import controls.

How Britain’s Opium War Changed China Forever: Untold Story of the Treaty of Nanjing

The Treaty of Nanjing, signed in 1842, ceded Hong Kong, opened Chinese ports, and marked Western imperialism.

China Joins the Robot Race: How New Humanoid Robots Are Set to Change Our Lives

Chinese startup AGIBOT unveiled five new humanoid robot models, intensifying market competition with advancements in AI and robotics.

China’s Swimming Superstar Sun Yang Makes Comeback After Controversial Ban

Sun Yang is set to make his comeback in the China National Summer Swimming Championships, competing in Hefei, Anhui.

South Korea and China Set for Game-Changing Summit This October

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and Chinese Premier Li Qiang will meet for a bilateral discussion at the ASEAN summit.

North Korean Ships Set Sail, But Not a Single Safety Check This Year

Despite a recent significant increase in overseas operations by North Korean vessels, not a single one has undergone a safety inspection.

EV Phobia Could Hinder Chinese BYD’s Debut In South Korea

Following the recent electric vehicle (EV) fire incident in Incheon, skepticism has been mounting against Chinese-made batteries.

China’s Bold Claim: 44 Gold Medals After Adding Taiwan and Hong Kong—But Did They Really Win?

Chinese people are countering this by combining the medal counts of Hong Kong and Taiwan, which would make them 44 gold medals.

Gold Rush: How Team USA Outshined China in Olympic Medal Count

Amid the ongoing rivalry between the U.S. and China, the United States emerged victorious in the Olympics.

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