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Attorneys in the group MINBYUN explain why they are filing suit first against the S. Korean government by a Vietnamese victim

The participants in the lawsuit showed their appreciation to the court for its decision to right one of the wrongs of South Korea’s modern history, however belatedly

Doan Hong Le’s documentary “Road to Peace” follows the story of Nguyễn Thị Thanh, a survivor of a massacre by Korean troops during the Vietnam War

Is there any possibility that K-pop powerhouse HYBE and its subsidiary Ador will end their ongoing dispute over management control and find their happily-ever-after for NewJeans, one of the most bankable HYBE artists formed by Ador?

The spat between Hybe and Ador highlights the possessive dynamic between creator and creation and poses questions about what the right path forward is for NewJeans

SEOUL: Samsung Electronics said on Tuesday that its first-quarter (Q1) operating profits had risen nearly tenfold year on year amid recovering chip prices and growing demand, notably for generative artificial intelligence (AI).

Samsung Electronics reported a strong Q1 2024 financial performance. Memory chip sales rebounded, driving operating profit by over 930%, driven by demand for AI-specific servers, memory chips, and storage solutions.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Superintendent Cho Hee-yeon of the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education (SMOE) said Monday he will request reconsideration of the city councils decision to repeal the Seoul Student Human Rights Ordinance until the middle of May.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is planning to visit Korea in early June to attend the company's global conference in Seoul, according to industry sources Monday. The AI Summit event, which is held multiple times a year across countries, typically highlights Intel’s local subsidiaries. It shares knowledge on the intersection between artificial intelligence technology and business models for key players in the indu...