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Half of South Korean elementary teachers feel helpless dealing with parents

The issue of teachers’ rights has drawn national attention since the suicide of a 24-year-old elementary school teacher in Seoul’s Seocho district in 2023.

2星期前

‘I wanted to win for Taiwan’: International Booker winner Yang Shuang-zi

After becoming the first Taiwanese writer to win the prestigious award, the 41-year-old has, in her acceptance speech and subsequent interviews, focused much of her attention on her homeland and its circumstances at home and abroad.

1月前

Dating costs more, but young Koreans say it’s worth it

About 7 in 10 Koreans in their 20s and 30s said they felt dating involved a heavy financial burden, according to a survey by the operator of the social discovery app Wippy.

2月前

Korean fugitive’s kidnappers remanded over RM39.5m crypto ransom

Three South Korean men were brought to the Sessions Court today to face charges of kidnapping a fellow countryman who is a wanted fugitive hiding in Malaysia for 10 years.

2月前

Why Korea’s local governments are trying to sustain bathhouses

The push comes as demand grows for shared spaces where elderly and single-person households can gather, socialize and access basic services.

3月前

Fresh from Antarctica, South Korean nurse reflects on a season at the edge of the world

Kim Hee-soo, first nurse to be dispatched to Korea's Antarctic research center, looks back on her short but intense summer at King Sejong Station.

3月前

Inside BTS economics: Will the multibillion-dollar purple power last?

The massively popular musical act records trillions of won in annual revenue, putting it on par with some of South Korea's major conglomerates.

3月前

South Korea expresses ‘regret’ over Japan’s approval of history textbooks, urges rectification

New Japanese textbooks echo claims on Dokdo islets, while downplaying 'comfort women' and forced labor.

3月前

Middle East tensions raise supply stakes for energy-hungry South Korea

Strait of Hormuz closure could deal a blow to Korean businesses through higher oil prices, currency swings, weaker investment.

4月前

‘SEAblings’ vs. Korea: Online spat reveals long-buried tensions

The conflict traces back to a Day6 concert in Malaysia, where fans circulated footage of a Korean fan apparently using a professional camera in the venue.

4月前

Reversal of tech tide

China’s rapid innovation shows Korea’s structural gaps in batteries, chips, and AI.

4月前

‘SEAblings’ power

Southeast Asia's netizens have spoken as one against racial discrimination by some Korean creators and backed their unified voice with action, showing that the region is no lightweight when it comes to cultural inclusion or consumer power.

5月前

How much is too much for K-pop concert tickets?

Production scale, stadium tours, and global inflation drive ticket prices higher.

5月前

Too old to dance? Not for these Korean ‘Dancing Grandmas’

They thought their best years were behind them. But former school teachers in their 70s made it to the international stage — and rewrote their future.

5月前

AI is no longer optional in K-pop, it’s becoming the new normal

How has AI entered the K-pop ecosystem so far, and where is it headed next?

6月前

Global education, gated access: Who gets into Korea’s international schools

For most Korean families, this world remains legally out of reach.

6月前

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