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Cha Chung-hwa, a South Korean character actress, has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. From her early days in theater to her recent roles

For former Methodist pastor Lee Dong-hwan, an encounter with one of his congregants in early 2015 changed his life. About a year into his pastoral work at a church in Suwon, a churchgoer came out to Lee, prompting him to learn everything he could about homosexuality. Lee admitted that he did not know enough about it to adequately comfort and advise the congregant. “The thing is, I too thought homosexuality was ...

When political jockeying devolves into a brawl for badges, we have drifted far from the original mandate of politics

A 41-year-old man was recently sentenced to four years in prison for fraud after he extorted around 738 million won ($550,000) from a BTS fan by pretending he could arrange for the victim to work with the K-pop group, officials said Wednesday. The defendant approached the victim in July 2021 and said that he was in charge of a video production team making content for BTS' agency, Hybe. He promised that he could ...

If you're looking for Cherry blossom destinations that arent in South Korea or Japan, you can consider Spain or Vietnam as alternatives

Today's news: Pyongyang reports meeting proposal launched by Japanese PM Kishida; Philippines summons Chinese chargé d'affaires after renewed clashes in the South China Sea.;In a house in Ventiane 16 bear cubs are rescued; The exceptional cold wave in Mongolia does not subside, putting a strain on families.

President Yoon Suk Yeol vowed Monday to push for legislation that will grant more autonomy to four "special cities," including Yongin and Suwon, and allow them to foster strategic industries and design urban development plans on their own. Yoon made the promise during a government-public debate held at Yongin city hall, 42 kilometers south of Seoul, referring to the cities of Yongin, Suwon, Goyang and Chang...

  Four cities that have lower-level local autonomy but have populations of over 1 million each may enjoy greater autonomy to set up infrastructure for construction, transportation and education, as the government anticipates a population influx with the advent of new chip industry complexes, according to President Yoon Suk Yeol on Monday. A new law, if proposed, will ensure the administrative power of a provinci...

HWASEONG, Gyeonggi Province -- Hwaseong City lies at the heart of South Korea's chip industry cluster in the southern part of Gyeonggi Province, which anticipates a total of 622 trillion won ($462.1 billion) in spending by 2047 and 3 million new jobs. With a large capital commitment constantly drawing young voters to the chip cluster in the south of Seoul, the number of constituencies in five such cities -- Hwas...

President Yoon Suk Yeol vowed Monday to push for legislation that will grant more autonomy to four special cities, including Yongin and Suwon, and allow them to foster strategic industries and design urban development plans on their own.