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Busan, South Korea - The recent announcement of the Royal Russell School’s Busan campus project marks a significant milestone in the city’s quest to position itself as a global hub. As the first foreign educational institution in Busan, the project has cleared a crucial regulatory hurdle, enabling its construction to move forward. Touted as a vital component of Busan's strategic development, the Royal Russell School is expected to cater to expatriate families and foster the city's transformation

Recent reports have stirred global attention, alleging that North Korea has sent troops to assist Russia in its ongoing war against Ukraine. Ukrainian and South Korean intelligence sources claim that North Korean soldiers, including special forces, are stationed in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine. However, both Moscow and Pyongyang firmly deny these allegations. Adding a layer of complexity, there is growing speculation that North Korea may not have sent combat troops, but rather technical per

Busan, South Korea - Busan Museum will present a new exhibition, The People We Knew as Indians, this fall, highlighting Native American culture, art, and history. The exhibit will run from October 29, 2024, to February 16, 2025, in collaboration with the Denver Art Museum. The event marks a unique moment in the museum’s history, as it brings Native American artifacts to South Korea for the first time. The Busan Museum, established in 1978, is well known for its focus on preserving the history a

Busan, South Korea—As global conflicts persist, the city of Busan is set to host UN Weeks 2024, an annual event that brings attention to international peace and honors those who served in the Korean War. Taking place from October 24 to November 11, 2024, this event reinforces Busan’s commitment to global peace efforts and remembers the sacrifices of United Nations soldiers who fought for freedom. Since its inception in 2019, UN Weeks has grown into a cornerstone event for Busan, a city historic

Seoul, South Kroea - As South Korea unveils its 2025 budget proposal, one key component stands out: the government's increased reliance on non-tax revenues, including fines, penalties, and administrative fees, to address its fiscal challenges. Set at 13 trillion KRW, this category has increased by 1.6 trillion KRW compared to 2024, marking the highest amount ever recorded. This shift towards non-tax revenues raises a question: is this an innovative fiscal strategy, or is it an indirect tax burde

Busan, South Korea - Busan’s vibrant music scene is set to take a nostalgic turn with the Gwangbok Record Fair, a two-day event that revives the city’s vinyl record culture. Taking place at the Busan Modern & Contemporary History Museum Annex on November 1 and 2, 2024, the fair will showcase a variety of activities, from vinyl record displays to live music performances, celebrating both the past and present of Busan’s music heritage. The Gwangbok Record Fair draws inspiration from "Mua" (무아), a

As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, political analysts and everyday citizens alike are turning to a variety of forecasting tools to gauge the likely outcome of the race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. Among these tools is Kalshi, a U.S.-regulated prediction market where users can trade on the outcomes of real-world events, including political elections. As of October 2024, Kalshi’s markets show Donald Trump leading with a 57% chance of winni

Busan, South Korea - South Korea’s vital coastal metropolis is grappling with profound demographic and economic shifts that threaten its future vitality. According to the latest figures from Statistics Korea, the city’s population continues to shrink, particularly among its youth, raising alarm about its economic stability. Despite some stabilization in employment rates, the broader picture reveals deep challenges in key industries as younger generations leave in search of better opportunities.

Korean dramas have become powerful vehicles for reviving lost cultural traditions, and Jeongnyeon: The Star is Born brings to life the forgotten art of gukgeuk, an all-female theater form that thrived in the 1950s. Set in post-war Korea, the series not only tells the story of a young woman’s rise to stardom but also serves as a celebration of women’s resilience, talent, and resistance in the face of societal constraints. Through its music, characters, and storytelling, Jeongnyeon reintroduces a

South Korea faces a growing public health challenge: it has one of the highest rates of stomach cancer globally. While this disease has many contributing factors, one of the most significant is the country’s traditional diet, which is rich in salt-heavy, fermented foods like kimchi, soybean pastes, and pickled vegetables. Although these foods hold cultural significance, their high sodium content has been linked to a greater risk of stomach cancer. However, this health crisis isn’t driven by die

Busan, South Korea – Busan Metropolitan City has announced the public recruitment of companies to join the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Convergence Zone in Eco Delta City (EDC), with applications open from October 18 to November 15, 2024. The initiative is part of the city's strategy to establish EDC as a major business hub centered on advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), big data, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Eco Delta City offers a range of advantage

Busan, South Korea - The Hadan-Sasang Line, a problematic addition to Busan’s urban rail network, was conceived as a vital link between the northern and southern districts of the city’s western regions. Envisioned to alleviate traffic congestion, improve travel times, and stimulate economic growth, the project was expected to reshape transportation in Busan. However, years of delays and changing demographic trends have raised questions about whether the Hadan-Sasang Line can still fulfill its in