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Cybersecurity Crisis: Why Pay Matters More Than Passion

The security paradigm is changing with the advent of artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computers, and the spread of cloud infrastructure.

Is the North-South Relationship Over? North Korea’s Rail Dismantling Raises Alarms

North Korea has demolished the Gyeongui Line railway and two adjacent buildings within the Kaesong Industrial Complex.

iPhone Sales in China Plunge 24% Within First Six Weeks of 2024

Apple's flagship device, the iPhone, is struggling...

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New USFK Commander Takes Over as North Korea’s Actions Raise Concerns

General Xavier T. Brunson takes command of US Forces Korea amid concerns over North Korea's potential provocations.

Kim Jong Un Pays Tribute to Father on 13th Anniversary of Kim Jong Il’s Death

Kim Jong Un commemorated his father Kim Jong Il's death, visiting Kumsusan Palace and pledging loyalty to his leadership and ideology.

Is South Korea’s AI Strategy Enough to Compete with the U.S. and China?

South Korea lags in AI investment and strategy, highlighting the need for diverse ecosystems to ensure competitiveness and innovation.

North Korea’s Delayed Response to South Korea’s Impeachment: A Strategic Move?

North Korea reports on the impeachment of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, highlighting protests and investigations into martial law.

Pentagon on South Korea’s Impeachment Drama: Tensions Rise, But U.S. Support Remains Strong

The U.S. Defense Department expressed hope that no parties exploit South Korea's political turmoil, affirming ongoing cooperation with Seoul.

1969 Korean Air Hijacking: North Korean Operatives Take Flight to North Korea

The hijacking of Korean Air YS-11 in 1969 by North Korean operatives highlights tensions and impacts on inter-Korean relations.

Sweden Honors Han Kang with Nobel Certificate and Medal at Historic Ceremony

Han Kang, the first Korean female Nobel laureate in Literature, received her award from King Carl XVI Gustaf at the ceremony in Sweden.

5 Billion People Could Face Arid Futures by 2100, Warns UN Report

Climate change causes severe flooding in some areas while others suffer from desertification, with Korea likely facing similar challenges.

80-Year-Old Korean-Australian Reunites with Family in North Korea After Five-Year Hiatus

A private family reunion between separated relatives occurred for the first time in five years, highlighting inter-Korean dynamics.

North Korea Announces 2025 Supreme People’s Assembly Session to Focus on Major Reforms

North Korea announced the 12th session of the 14th Supreme People’s Assembly will be held in Pyongyang on January 22.

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.

Surreal Morning: Seoul Residents React to Sudden Martial Law and Quick Reversal

Sudden martial law declaration shocked citizens, but it was lifted quickly, leaving many relieved yet anxious about future developments.

Dua Lipa’s South Korea Concert Faces Uncertainty Amid Martial Law Concerns

Dua Lipa's concert in South Korea faces uncertainty due to President Yoon's brief martial law declaration, but discussions continue.

Why North Korea Is Silent About South Korea’s Martial Law—And What It Means

South Korea's martial law declaration sparks North Korea's media silence, while domestic protests grow against Yoon's government.

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