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Another generation of Kia Australia's second-best seller is in development, and it won't switch to electric power yet.

Jung Chae-yul, the South Korean actor who pivoted from modeling in 2016 to take part in reality series Devil’s Runway before finding greater success in the…

To satisfy your K-food cravings, 7-Eleven is bringing you a daebak range of delectable dishes and snacks including brand-new recipes from 7-Select as well as the welcome return...

To satisfy your K-food cravings, 7-Eleven is bringing you a ‘daebak’ range of delectable dishes and snacks including brand-new recipes from 7-Select as well as the welcome return of some fan favourites. Plus, you can pair these ready-to-e...

A national defence science research institute in the DPRK carried out a test of the nuclear capable underwater drone Haeil-2.

Latest report from South Korea suggests that the upcoming Galaxy S23 FE is going to cost $600, which is $200 cheaper than the Galaxy S23, making it an excellent option

China's SWF sells UK real estate at losss; Canadian pension OTPP acquires majority stake in potato and onion supplier; AllianzGI files application to operate in China's funds market; MAS plans support for private credit development in Singapore; and more.

A report from the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said the drone, called the "Unmanned Underwater Nuclear Attack Craft 'Haeil,'" was tested from March 21 to 23, cruising in waters off the country's east coast for more than 59 hours before its test warhead was detonated on Thursday afternoon.

Pyongyang claimed its Haeil drone can generate a gigantic ‘radioactive tsunami’ that will destroy naval strike groups and ports and that Friday’s test verified its operational reliability. Analysts, however, say such claims are impossible to verify

Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) has conducted important weapon tests and firing drills, focusing on a new underwater attack weapon system.