Friday, May 1, 2026

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.

North Korean Hackers Target Defense Companies as Fake Recruiters

A North Korean hacking organization reportedly attempted to hack defense companies worldwide by disguising themselves as recruiters.

North Korea Highlights Flood Preparedness to Bolster Internal Unity

North Korea is enhancing disaster prevention efforts amid climate fluctuations, emphasizing vigilance and scientific support to protect citizens.

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GM Shifts Buick Envision Production from China to U.S.: What This Means for Jobs and EVs

GM shifts Buick SUV production from China to the U.S. to boost jobs amid tariffs, with plans for more U.S. manufacturing expansion.

Oil of the 21st Century: Why China’s Control Over Rare Earths Is More Dangerous Than Middle East Oil

China dominates the rare earth market, leveraging its resources in trade disputes with the U.S., raising environmental concerns.

Apple’s AI Claims Spark Legal Trouble – Seoul YMCA Demands Investigation

Seoul YMCA urges investigation of Apple for misleading iPhone 16 AI claims, citing false advertising and consumer deception.

Samsung Display’s Legal Win Over BOE Strengthens OLED Dominance

Samsung Display wins patent lawsuit against BOE, strengthening its position in ongoing legal battles over OLED technology.

Dollar-Won Exchange Rate Could Top 1,450 with Trump’s Tariffs Causing Market Jitters

Woori Bank predicts the dollar-won rate may exceed 1,450 won due to tariff pressures and market reactions to trade disputes.

Why South Korea’s EV Subsidies Spark Outrage: Domestic vs. Imported EVs

South Korea's EV subsidies favor domestic vehicles, raising concerns about discrimination and the impact on the broader EV ecosystem.

South Korea Downplays Impact of U.S. Tech Restrictions: Here’s Why It Might Not Matter

South Korea views new US export controls on advanced tech as minimally impactful, with potential for future exceptions.

Korea’s War on Illegal Fishing: A Groundbreaker for Global Seafood Trade

In collaboration with the Korean Coast Guard, the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (Minister Kang Do Hyung) will expand and establish the types...

EU’s Green Shift: Korean Exporters to Feel the Heat

The European Union (EU) is set to increase the burden on Korean companies exporting products with the introduction of the Eco-design Regulation (ESPR) and...

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