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Lovebug Swarms Persist Across Seoul and Incheon

Science · Seoul

Lovebug Swarms Persist Across Seoul and Incheon

50% Left coverage: 32 sources

From stickers to safety checks: Line Taiwan’s rise as digital super-app

From stickers to safety checks: Line Taiwan’s rise as digital super-app

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

What is a social network to do when it becomes the biggest game in town? In Taiwan, the most popular app is Line, the online service that started as a chat app See the Story

NY Phil returns to Seoul after 11 years; Zimerman ends US orchestra hiatus

NY Phil returns to Seoul after 11 years; Zimerman ends US orchestra hiatus

Coverage: 2 sources

The New York Philharmonic is returning to Seoul for its first concerts in 11 years. Also noteworthy is that these performances will feature acclaimed pianist Krystian Zimerman's first collaboration wi...See the Story

KakaoTalk is finally testing typing indicators. For many Koreans, it just feels wrong

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

For 15 years, South Korea’s iconic messaging app KakaoTalk thrived without a feature so basic that most of us never noticed it was missing until now. Since itsApps · South Korea Read Article

BTS Will Return in March, HYBE Source Claims

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

New reports claim that BTS are planning on making a comeback in March 2026, with all of the members completing military service.BTS · Seoul See the Story

Court Rules NewJeans Have to Honour Their ADOR Contract, Dismisses Injunction Appeal

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

NewJeans (aka NJZ) have been urged by the Seoul High Court to uphold and honour their existing contract with ADOR. READ MORE: NewJeans vs HYBE: a comprehensive timeline of events Earlier this week, the Seoul High Court rejected the an appeal filed by the five members of NewJeans requesting for their contract with label ADOR to be terminated, and upheld the label’s injunction preventing members to enact solo activities without ADOR’s consent. In…Entertainment · Seoul See the Story

Wife of Ousted President Yoon Hospitalized in Seoul

Coverage: 2 sources

Former first lady Kim Keon Hee, the wife of ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol, was hospitalized on Monday at Seoul Asan Medical Center, where she has been receiving outpatient treatment for undisclosed health issues. Her health condition was reported to be not critical. Kim's hospitalization came after President Lee Jae-myung named Min Joong-ki, former chief of the Seoul Central District Court, last week to lead a special counsel probe into Kim ove…Yoon Seok-Yeol · South Korea See the Story

Trump Booed and Cheered at the Kennedy Center While Attending 'Les Misérables'

45% Center coverage: 168 sources

The drama in the audience rivaled the spectacle on stage on Wednesday at the Kennedy Center, where President Donald Trump went to the opening night of “Les Misérables” as he tightens his grip on the venerable performing arts institution. It was his first time attending a show there since his election, and he was booed and cheered as he took his seat alongside first lady Melania Trump. Near the end of the intermission, someone loudly cursed his name, drawing applause. Several drag queens were in the crowd, their presence a protest against Trump’s complaints that the Kennedy Center had hosted too many drag shows in the past.Donald Trump · Washington See the Story

KITA steps up EU outreach, calls for regulatory easing

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Yoon Jin-sik, chair of the Korea International Trade Association, stepped up trade outreach activities with key European Union officials, conveying the challengEuropean Union · Seoul See the Story

Stalking victim stabbed to death while under police protection

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

A Daegu woman was found fatally stabbed inside her home Tuesday morning while under police protection following a stalking crime targeting the victim. The womanAsia · South Korea See the Story

Tim Hortons, Blue Bottle struggle in Korea with fast-changing consumer tastes

Coverage: 2 sources

Foreign premium coffee chains are losing ground in Korea’s fiercely competitive market, with the recent closure of a Tim Hortons store in Incheon’s Cheongna International City signaling the growing ch...Tim Hortons · South Korea See the Story

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