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Opposite the front gate of Osan Air Base, in the Singjang-dong neighborhood of Pyeongtaek (closest to Songtan Station on the Seoul Metro), lies the bustling Songtan Entertainment District, affectionately known to locals as, “The SED.” The district is home to a wealth of restaurants offering a diverse range of international cuisines which cater to the air base community. Among them, and perhaps the most revered by locals, is the Peruvian restaurant, Ceviche 210.

The state audit agency is reviewing a plan to investigate the sloppy management of the 25th World Scout Jamboree starting as early as this week, after the 12-day gathering came to ...

The Olle Trails open a quiet space for hikers to confront our subconscious saboteur. In my case, that confrontation occurred on Trail 14-1 - a short inland route that stretches from Jeoji to the OSulloc Tea Museum.

U.S. military bases in Japan and South Korea are preparing for strong winds and heavy rains as two storms take separate aim on each country.

Ranging from the lack of a control tower for rising safety concerns amid the hot humid weather and the quickly approaching Typhoon Khanun, the World Scout Jamboree has suffered from both avoidable problems and unavoidable natural disasters. To salvage what remains of the 2023 World Scout Jamboree, religious groups in South Korea have set out to greet the Scouts and offer unique cultural experiences. According to the ...

In March of 2023, commuters in South Korea had a front-row seat to an unexpected airshow: an armada of U.S. and Korean attack and cargo aircraft

A whale of a tale According to the International Whaling Commission “whale watching tourism is rapidly growing around the world.” But it is highly unlikely that the majority of the …

When the 51st Operations Group at this U.S. air base south of Seoul changed commanders recently, few failed to notice the incoming and outgoing colonels shared the same last name.

Idemitsu Green Energy Vietnam, a business invested by Japan’s Idemitsu Kosan, inaugurated a wood pellet factory in the south-central province of Binh Dinh on Friday.

Colonel M K Unni Nayar was the only Indian killed during the Korean War whose remains could not be brought back from South Korea. To this day, every year, officials in Daegu pay tribute to Nayar in honour of his services during the war.