Next Sohee Exposes Labor Exploitation And Emotional Stress In The Korean Workplace

Busan secures the largest development expansion in 17 years as South Korea lifts restrictions on 16,528,925 square meters (1,652 hectares) of land. With major projects in AI, logistics, and smart cities, the city aims to become a global economic hub.

Busan is strengthening its role as a global electric vehicle (EV) hub, with Mayor Park Heong-joon meeting Renault Group VP Thierry Charvet to discuss future investment and EV production expansion.

South Korea’s regional universities are facing a crisis, and the Changwon-Geochang-Namhae merger is at the center of the debate. Will this bold move save regional higher education, or will legal and enrollment challenges derail the plan?

Is Busan’s skyline losing its identity? As private developers and global architects shape the city’s future, critics argue that Busan’s Special Architectural District Project may be sidelining local culture and public interests.

DSK 2025, Asia’s biggest drone and aerospace exhibition, will take place from February 26–28, 2025, in Busan, South Korea. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the event will feature 306 companies from 15 countries, showcasing cutting-edge drone technology.

South Korea’s new towns, once envisioned as thriving urban hubs, are now facing a crisis of rising commercial vacancies. Empty storefronts and struggling businesses reflect a deeper flaw in urban planning—overestimated commercial demand, rigid zoning laws, and shifting consumer habits.

Hyundai’s new Premium Outlet in Eco Delta City is being touted as an economic catalyst for Busan’s emerging district. But with two other top-performing outlets already dominating the market, will this development bring real transformation, or is it just another shopping complex?

Busan’s workation program is being promoted as a booming success, with participation doubling in 2024. But is this growth organic or simply fueled by government subsidies?

South Korea's AI-powered textbooks are set to transform education, but resistance is growing among schools and parents. Concerns over academic performance, digital addiction, and privacy risks have led some schools to reject AI learning tools entirely.

Busan secures a major urban development breakthrough as the Busanjin-Busan Station section of the Gyeongbu Line is selected for South Korea’s National Railway Underground Pilot Program.

Korea’s organic food industry is making a global impact at Biofach 2025, the world’s largest organic trade fair. With $18.49 million in export deals and overwhelming buyer interest, K-Organic is emerging as a major player in the international market.

Busan’s tourism industry saw a record-breaking surge in 2024, with 2.93 million foreign visitors—a 60% increase from 2023. Taiwan, Japan, and China led the rankings as Busan solidified its status as a global travel hub.