Top 8 Books on Climate Policy and AI: Insights from South Korea's Energy Minister Minister Kim Seong-hwan showcased his office for the first time, highlighting an energy display and a recent reading list.
Mental Health vs. Family Conflict: How a 20-Year-Old's Attempted Murder Case Highlights the Need for Better Treatment Options A man in his 20s received a 5-year prison sentence for attempting to kill his father amidst mental health treatment conflicts.
Korean Economy Newspaper Scandal: 5 Journalists Linked to Insider Trading – What’s Next? A probe into journalists involved in 'front-running' leads to a raid on the Korea Economic Daily, prompting public apologies and leadership changes.
How Gwangyang's Economic Zone is Spreading Joy: 11 Social Welfare Visits for Lunar New Year The Gwangyang Bay Free Economic Zone Authority will visit 11 welfare facilities to support the underprivileged during the Lunar New Year.
Exploring the Future: How Kim Jeong-gyeom Plans to Transform Daechungho for Generations Kim Jeong-gyeom has been appointed as the 11th Chairman of the Daechung Lake Conservation Movement Headquarters for a two-year term.
Coupang Data Breach: 33 Million Accounts Accessed, But No Real Damage? Coupang clarifies that the interpretation of page views and actual data breach scale is misleading, emphasizing limited data exposure.
Cha Eun-woo's Tax Investigation: What You Need to Know About Celebrity Tax Evasion in Korea Citizens' group requests police investigation into leaked tax audit info of singer Cha Eun-woo, recalling past unprosecuted tax evasion case.
Meet Park Hyun-soon: New Chair of Korea Theater Association with a Vision for 2030 Park Hyun-soon has been elected as the 28th Chairman of the Korean Theatre Association, serving until February 2030.
Unlock Cultural Benefits: Apply for the 2026 Jeonnam Youth Welfare Card Worth 250,000 KRW! Gurye County is recruiting applicants for a cultural welfare voucher program worth 250,000 KRW for local youth until March 31.
Discover the 'LIKE Dong-gu': How Daejeon's Urban Renaissance is Reshaping Community Life by 2026 Daejeon Dong-gu Mayor Park Hee-jo focused on establishing a unique identity, emphasizing 'Dong-gu-ness' through gradual changes in various sectors.
Austrian Couple Sentenced to Life: Shocking Details of Child Neglect Revealed A couple in Austria received life sentences for starving their 3-year-old son, facing charges of murder, abuse, and confinement.
Lunar New Year Charity: Jang Dong-hyuk's Initiative to Deliver Meals to the Underprivileged in Seoul The leader of the People Power Party, Jang Dong-hyuk, participates in a meal delivery service for vulnerable groups in Seoul.
209 Types of Local Government Data Now at Your Fingertips: Discover Korea's New Public Data Portal The Korea Local Information Development Institute unifies local administrative permit data for easier public access and enhanced API support.
Lunar New Year Safety Checklist: How the Government is Ensuring Your Holiday Security The government implements a 24-hour safety management system for a secure Lunar New Year, led by Minister Yoon Ho-jung.
How Kimhae Is Spreading Warmth: 12 Billion Won for Social Welfare During Seollal Kimhae City is providing support to vulnerable groups and social welfare facilities for the Lunar New Year, totaling 1.235 billion KRW.
Incheon Songdo's Controversial High-Voltage Line: What Residents Need to Know Incheon Yeonsu-gu has approved Korea Electric Power Corporation's road excavation after four reviews amidst resident opposition.
BM International Donates 100 Boxes of Vitamins to Ansan: A Community Support Initiative Ansan City received a donation of 100 boxes of vitamins from BM International, emphasizing their commitment to community support.
What Does the Acquittal of Sampeo Group's CEO Mean for Korea's Serious Accident Punishment Law? The recent court ruling of not guilty for the Sangpyo Group in a workplace accident raises concerns about the effectiveness of the Serious Accident Punishment Act.
Is JTBC's Solo Coverage of the 2026 Winter Olympics a Threat to Public Viewing Rights? Kim Jong-cheol expressed regret over limited public viewing rights for the 2026 Winter Olympics, citing the need for legal reforms.
Explosive Legal Drama: Park Na-rae vs. Former Manager - Who Will Prevail? Broadcaster Park Na-rae is set to undergo her first police investigation on the 12th amid legal disputes with a former manager.
Top 8 Books on Climate Policy and AI: Insights from South Korea's Energy Minister Minister Kim Seong-hwan showcased his office for the first time, highlighting an energy display and a recent reading list.
Mental Health vs. Family Conflict: How a 20-Year-Old's Attempted Murder Case Highlights the Need for Better Treatment Options A man in his 20s received a 5-year prison sentence for attempting to kill his father amidst mental health treatment conflicts.
Korean Economy Newspaper Scandal: 5 Journalists Linked to Insider Trading – What’s Next? A probe into journalists involved in 'front-running' leads to a raid on the Korea Economic Daily, prompting public apologies and leadership changes.
How Gwangyang's Economic Zone is Spreading Joy: 11 Social Welfare Visits for Lunar New Year The Gwangyang Bay Free Economic Zone Authority will visit 11 welfare facilities to support the underprivileged during the Lunar New Year.
Exploring the Future: How Kim Jeong-gyeom Plans to Transform Daechungho for Generations Kim Jeong-gyeom has been appointed as the 11th Chairman of the Daechung Lake Conservation Movement Headquarters for a two-year term.
Coupang Data Breach: 33 Million Accounts Accessed, But No Real Damage? Coupang clarifies that the interpretation of page views and actual data breach scale is misleading, emphasizing limited data exposure.
Cha Eun-woo's Tax Investigation: What You Need to Know About Celebrity Tax Evasion in Korea Citizens' group requests police investigation into leaked tax audit info of singer Cha Eun-woo, recalling past unprosecuted tax evasion case.
Meet Park Hyun-soon: New Chair of Korea Theater Association with a Vision for 2030 Park Hyun-soon has been elected as the 28th Chairman of the Korean Theatre Association, serving until February 2030.
Unlock Cultural Benefits: Apply for the 2026 Jeonnam Youth Welfare Card Worth 250,000 KRW! Gurye County is recruiting applicants for a cultural welfare voucher program worth 250,000 KRW for local youth until March 31.
Discover the 'LIKE Dong-gu': How Daejeon's Urban Renaissance is Reshaping Community Life by 2026 Daejeon Dong-gu Mayor Park Hee-jo focused on establishing a unique identity, emphasizing 'Dong-gu-ness' through gradual changes in various sectors.
Austrian Couple Sentenced to Life: Shocking Details of Child Neglect Revealed A couple in Austria received life sentences for starving their 3-year-old son, facing charges of murder, abuse, and confinement.
Lunar New Year Charity: Jang Dong-hyuk's Initiative to Deliver Meals to the Underprivileged in Seoul The leader of the People Power Party, Jang Dong-hyuk, participates in a meal delivery service for vulnerable groups in Seoul.
209 Types of Local Government Data Now at Your Fingertips: Discover Korea's New Public Data Portal The Korea Local Information Development Institute unifies local administrative permit data for easier public access and enhanced API support.
Lunar New Year Safety Checklist: How the Government is Ensuring Your Holiday Security The government implements a 24-hour safety management system for a secure Lunar New Year, led by Minister Yoon Ho-jung.
How Kimhae Is Spreading Warmth: 12 Billion Won for Social Welfare During Seollal Kimhae City is providing support to vulnerable groups and social welfare facilities for the Lunar New Year, totaling 1.235 billion KRW.
Incheon Songdo's Controversial High-Voltage Line: What Residents Need to Know Incheon Yeonsu-gu has approved Korea Electric Power Corporation's road excavation after four reviews amidst resident opposition.
BM International Donates 100 Boxes of Vitamins to Ansan: A Community Support Initiative Ansan City received a donation of 100 boxes of vitamins from BM International, emphasizing their commitment to community support.
What Does the Acquittal of Sampeo Group's CEO Mean for Korea's Serious Accident Punishment Law? The recent court ruling of not guilty for the Sangpyo Group in a workplace accident raises concerns about the effectiveness of the Serious Accident Punishment Act.
Is JTBC's Solo Coverage of the 2026 Winter Olympics a Threat to Public Viewing Rights? Kim Jong-cheol expressed regret over limited public viewing rights for the 2026 Winter Olympics, citing the need for legal reforms.
Explosive Legal Drama: Park Na-rae vs. Former Manager - Who Will Prevail? Broadcaster Park Na-rae is set to undergo her first police investigation on the 12th amid legal disputes with a former manager.
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