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In a significant development in the realm of international relations and Asian affairs, former South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha, 68, has been named the 9th president and chief executive officer of the Asia Society. This announcement, made by the organization’s board of trustees on Wednesday, marks a new

Dublin, Ireland - In the small town of Roscrea, Tipperary, a recent clash between protesters and the Gardai (Irish police) over the accommodation of asylum seekers has highlighted a growing tension in Ireland. This incident, occurring outside the former Racket Hall Hotel, has not only sparked local unrest but also

Sacheon, South Korea - In a landmark move, the National Assembly of South Korea has passed a special law establishing the nation's own space agency, an equivalent to the United States' NASA. This decisive step marks South Korea's ambitious leap into space exploration and aerospace

[SEOUL, South Korea] - In an announcement by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST) of South Korea and the King Sejong Institute Foundation, the year 2023 has seen the emergence of five exemplary Sejong Institutes. These institutes, located in Bogota, Colombia; Brussels, Belgium; Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan; Tainan, Taiwan; and

In a move to reduce clutter and enhance public safety, South Korea's Ministry of the Interior and Safety announced new regulations, effective from January 12, 2024, to limit the proliferation of political banners across neighborhoods. For years, the streets of South Korea have been inundated with political banners,

South Korea's medical trajectory, often celebrated for its innovation and quality, finds itself at a crossroads today. At its core lies a two-fold challenge: the long-stagnated enrollment rate in medical institutions and the waning enthusiasm for specialized medical roles. Historically, the nation's medical schools have maintained