Tuesday, February 17, 2026

Palestine’s Athletes Set for Paris Olympics

After a war broke out with Israel...

Jennie Drops ‘ExtraL’ Featuring Doechii—A Sneak Peek Into Her Solo Debut Album

BLACKPINK's Jennie announces her pre-release single "ExtraL (feat. Doechii)" ahead of her debut album "Ruby," releasing March 7.

Coupang’s Data Breach Fallout Hits Trade Politics: $514M Investor Loss Claim, 25% Tariff Talk, and a U.S. Class-Action Collision

The Coupang crisis from a data breach has led to a U.S.-Korea trade dispute, impacting stock prices and class-action lawsuits.

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Korean Medical Devices Shine at WHX 2026: Key Takeaways for Middle East Market

Korea's medical device industry showcased innovations at WHX 2026 in Dubai, securing significant international business opportunities.

Japan’s Snap Election Landslide: A Two-Thirds Majority Could Make Seoul–Tokyo Cooperation More Predictable

Japan's recent election saw Prime Minister Takaiichi Sanae win decisively, which experts believe will positively impact Japan-South Korea relations.

Elanco’s Vision for 2030: Key Insights from CEO Jeffrey Simmons’ Visit to South Korea

Elanco CEO Jeffrey Simmons visited South Korea to discuss growth strategies, celebrate anniversaries, and emphasize employee partnership.

Inside Samsung’s AI Home: Door Cam Security, AI Food Manager, and Galaxy Watch Sleep Routines — All Run Through SmartThings Map View

Samsung Electronics showcases an AI-powered modular home at Korea Build Week, featuring smart tech for energy efficiency and convenience.

Pneumonia Death Rates in South Korea: Why Vaccination is Crucial for High-Risk Groups

Pneumonia is South Korea's third leading cause of death; prevention is crucial, especially for high-risk groups after influenza.

A Man Was Falsely Diagnosed With HIV—and Then Denied a $1,050 Refund After Doctors Admitted They Were Wrong

A man misdiagnosed with HIV before shoulder surgery faced distress and denial of a refund, exposing issues in South Korea's medical system.

Hunger Strike Ends in Hospitalization: What Jang Dong-hyuk’s Collapse Signals for South Korea’s Political Standoff

Jang Dong Hyuk, leader of the People Power Party, hospitalized after hunger strike; doctors prioritize cardiac tests amid health concerns.

Humanoid Robots in Logistics: Will CJ Logistics and Lotte’s AI Innovations Transform the Industry?

South Korean logistics firms are testing humanoid robots to enhance efficiency, aiming to assist in complex tasks traditionally done by humans.

Data Control Wars: Orchestra Group Unveils a Sovereign AI Cloud That Ditches Public Providers

Orchestra Group launches a Sovereign AI Cloud Data Center to enhance data sovereignty and control over AI infrastructure for organizations.

At CES 2026, Korean Leaders Call for a Balanced AI Strategy Amid U.S.–China Tech Rivalry

At CES 2026, Korean leaders emphasized a balanced AI strategy to leverage manufacturing strengths amidst U.S.-China competition.

2023 Cancer Statistics: Prostate Cancer Surges to Top Spot Among Men in Korea

Prostate cancer is now the most common cancer in South Korean men, reflecting demographic shifts and improved survival rates.

2025’s Drug Price Revolution: What Asian Pharma Firms Need to Know About MFN Policies

Trump's second term sees U.S. drug pricing reforms and supply chain shifts, prompting South Korean firms to seize new opportunities.

Korean Innovator Wins CNCF Community Awards 2025: What This Means for Open Source in Asia

Son Seok-ho becomes the first Korean to win the CNCF Community Awards 2025, recognizing his impactful contributions to open-source projects.

SK Telecom Integrates A.Dot Auto Into Renault Korea’s Filante: Expanding AI’s Role in the Connected Car

SK Telecom integrates A.Dot Auto into Renault Korea's Filante, enhancing vehicle AI with advanced voice control and contextual awareness.

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