With BTS poised to reunite, “Squid Game” returning and a Broadway show winning awards, the Korean cultural wave keeps on ...

The uneasy truce between the nuclear-armed North and the US-allied South remains one of the most vexing security concerns for ...

South Korea is a land where ancient history meets futuristic innovation, offering travelers a perfect blend of tradition, culture, and natural beauty. In this travel video, we take you on a ...

South Korea's entertainment industry "is enjoying massive popularity", with hundreds of millions of fans across the world, said the BBC. But the death of actor Kim Sae-ron last Sunday in an ...

The 4B movement in South Korea, which encourages women to opt out of marriage, childbirth, dating, and sex with men, continues to shape gender discussions both domestically and internationally ...

In South Korea, some 150 historic crafts, customs and celebrations are recognised as National Intangible Cultural Heritage. Experience them to gain a deeper insight into the country, which honours ...

DONGDUCHEON, South Korea – 58 of Area I’s newest Soldiers and civilians experienced the surrounding community of Dongducheon city (DDC) in a whole new way on Nov. 21 and Dec. 13. Dongducheon ...

How South Korea’s Robust Protest Culture Shut Down Martial Law—For Now A surge in dramas and literature dealing with the country’s political trauma has helped older generations keep the ...

South Korea is a golf-mad country, and no matter where you play, ... Caddie culture in South Korea is unique. Here’s how. By: Josh Sens . Follow on Twitter; October 3, 2024.

South Korea’s unique housing culture has inspired a major new exhibition. Megan Williams, CNN. ... such as land ownership or South Korea's history of both oppression and resilience.

However, during South Korea's decades under autocratic governments and military rule, from the end of World War II until the founding of the Sixth Republic in 1988, martial law was a common ...

The South Korean government, which has largely focused its efforts promoting Korean culture and tourism in greater New York City and Los Angeles, is now looking South.