South Korea's Military Service Debate
South Korean football stars spark military exemption controversy after Asian Games win.
News for readers in South Korea, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
South Korean football stars spark military exemption controversy after Asian Games win.
Ukraine's president announced the transfer of two captured North Korean soldiers to South Korea at the UN, breaking what Seoul says was a confidentiality agreement and triggering a diplomatic row.
Pete Doherty sings Lily Allen’s 'Smile' at South Korean karaoke.
South Korea's flag stuck during Asian Games 2026 football victory ceremony sparks fan boos.
Pyongyang rejects Seoul's accusation that North Korean mines caused an explosion that injured two South Korean soldiers in the DMZ.
The closure of Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline threatens crude supplies to Asia's four largest importers, with South Korea most exposed.
South Korea objects to Japanese warlord at Asian Games ceremony
A planned 2026 launch of 15 satellites could be the first step toward a homegrown alternative to Starlink.
A burned-out tech worker and flight attendant quit their jobs, traveled the world, then came home to run a family deodeok farm.
South Korea's privacy regulator is sharply raising penalties for major data leaks, aiming to make companies treat data protection as a preventive investment rather than a routine cost.
Seoul defies Trump pressure and rules out military deployment to the Middle East, citing domestic opposition and focus on protecting its own shipping.
South Korea turned pop music into soft power while China, despite its size, couldn't replicate the formula.
Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner follows up her bestselling debut with a book about reconnecting with her roots in Seoul.
A Seoul court ruled that North Korea must pay for destroying a joint liaison office in 2020, but enforcement remains uncertain.
Seven years after decriminalizing abortion, South Korea will finally allow medication abortions starting in 2027, marking a major shift for one of the world's strictest countries.
As conflicts threaten traditional trade lanes, South Korea, China, and India are racing to establish commercial Arctic passages, reshaping global shipping and geopolitics.
Evett faced prosecution after topping desserts with insects not approved under South Korean food safety law.
First lawsuit seeking compensation from Pyongyang for blowing up liaison office in 2020, though payment is considered unlikely.
Samsung and SK Hynix are funding university degrees that hand students a job years before they finish.
South Korea aged into a super-aged society in 24 years, and the rest of the world gets to watch what happens next.
One trader's wave count says South Korea's ETF has topped, and that every other world index goes down with it.
A TradingView analyst reads the South Korea ETF as topping out, and thinks the rest of the world could follow.