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In an inspiring rebound from the shadows of the pandemic, South Korea's rural landscapes are once again bustling with activity as more Koreans are drawn to the serenity and authentic experiences offered by the countryside. The latest survey conducted by the Rural Development Administration (RDA) sheds light on

In a decisive move to address the healthcare workforce shortage and counter the collective dissent among physicians, the South Korea government has expedited the process of distributing 2,000 additional medical school seats across the nation's universities. Originally set to finalize the allocation by mid-April, the government has

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of South Korea (MCST), in collaboration with the Korean Copyright Commission, announced the establishment of the "2024 AI-Copyright System Improvement Working Group." The initiative aims to proactively address copyright issues emerging in the era of artificial intelligence (AI) and to develop

South Korea finds itself at the heart of a heated debate as the government announces plans to significantly increase the number of admissions to medical schools. This ambitious proposal aims to address the persistent shortage of medical professionals across the nation, particularly in rural and underserved areas, and in critical

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