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As the choice of host for the World Expo 2030 draws near, a chorus of notable human rights organizations has lodged an appeal with the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE), beseeching the Paris-based organization to exclude Saudi Arabia from the list of prospective hosts. They contend that Saudi Arabia'

In a controversial move that has stirred up a maelstrom of debate, President Yoon Suk Yeol exercised his veto power for the second time since assuming office, rejecting the Nursing Act that had been steamrolled through the legislative process by the Democratic Party of Korea last month. Amid vociferous protests

A study by the National Health and Medical Workers' Union (NHMWU) in South Korea has revealed a startling trend: a large proportion of the country's nurses, primarily in their 20s and 30s, are contemplating leaving the profession due to strenuous work conditions and inadequate compensation. This finding

In a significant development for Korea's cultural heritage, the Gaya Tumuli, a collection of seven tomb clusters from the ancient Gaya confederacy, has been recommended for inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The announcement came from the Cultural Heritage Administration (CHA) on Thursday, following a meeting of

The US-South Korea summit has resulted in mixed assessments from Korean newspapers, with conservative and progressive press taking opposing stances. The joint announcement of the 'Washington Declaration' and the agreement on expanding deterrence measures against North Korea led conservative newspapers to view the summit as a positive step

Netflix's recent announcement of a $2.5 billion investment in Korean content is a testament to the global appeal and success of the country's entertainment industry, which has captivated audiences worldwide through its innovative storytelling and high production quality. However, some Korean media outlets have inaccurately