Busan’s Geography Built Its Past — and May Shape Its Climate Future
Busan’s rugged landscape has shaped its dense, adaptive urban form — now offering insights into climate resilience and terrain-conscious planning.
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2025 Busan Rock Festival Unveils First Wave of Artists: Tickets Selling Fast
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Busan news
2025 Busan Rock Festival Unveils First Wave of Artists: Tickets Selling Fast
South Korea’s longest-running rock festival is back with global headliners, rising Asian bands, and a record-breaking ticket sellout. The Busan Rock Festival continues to grow its international presence.
Busan's Ambitious Global Startup Hub Project: Architectural Design Unveiled
Busan Concert Hall to Open with Immersive Beethoven Lecture Series
Wellness, Movement, and Stillness Meet in Busan’s Coastal Retreats
Why Eco Delta City Doesn’t Feel Like a City—Yet
Busan’s Taxi Gourmet Guide Redefines Local Tourism Through Streetwise Flavor
Busan Unveils 10-Year Urban Rail Plan Featuring Hydrogen Trams and BuTX Express
National News
SKT Data Breach Shows Why Korea Needs Punitive Damages
SK Telecom’s massive breach compromised more than personal data—it exposed the cryptographic backbone of South Korea’s mobile infrastructure. Now, experts warn, replacing SIM cards isn’t nearly enough.
Why Sejong Still Isn’t Working
South Korea Eases Redevelopment Rules Amid Deepening Housing Slump
Hyperloop or Hype? The High-Speed Trap in South Korea’s Transport Vision
South Korea’s Medical Tourism Surges to Record 1.17 Million Foreign Patients in 2024
South Korea to Implement 97 New Laws in April, Including Support for Student Parents and Digital Crime Crackdown
South Korea Expands Digital Tourism Residency Program to Revitalize Shrinking Regions
Opinion
The Future of National Sovereignty Lies in Securing Digital Identity Infrastructure
Recent data breaches and authentication failures demonstrate that mobile-based digital identity systems have become critical national security infrastructure. Without public oversight, nations remain exposed to systemic risks.
When Politics Stops Thinking
When a Society Forgets Why It Exists
Why South Korea’s New Towns Feel Lifeless: The Psychological Failures of Urban Planning
Coupang’s Retail Dominance: A Threat to Small Businesses or a New Retail Era?
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