The world of short track speed skating has a new star, and his name is Im Jong-eon. The 19-year-ancient South Korean skater has taken the international stage by storm, culminating in being named the ISU’s inaugural Short Track Awards’ Rookie of the Year. The awards, held on March 16th in Montreal, Canada, marked the first … Read more
Berlin, Germany – For many, a persistent, clear runny nose is quickly dismissed as a common cold. However, increasingly, medical professionals are recognizing that this symptom, particularly in older adults, could signal a condition known as non-allergic rhinitis, or more specifically, senile rhinitis. This often-overlooked form of chronic rhinitis affects a significant portion of the … Read more
The Hidden Dangers in Our Diet: Beyond Sugar, Refined Carbohydrates Linked to Pancreatic Cancer Risk For years, sugar has been vilified as a major contributor to a host of health problems, from obesity and diabetes to heart disease. However, emerging evidence suggests that another category of carbohydrates – refined carbohydrates – may pose an even … Read more
South Korean Lawmaker Calls for Real Estate Oversight Amidst Concerns of Price Fixing Concerns are mounting in South Korea regarding potential collusion in the real estate market, with a growing number of suspected cases of price fixing going unpunished. According to reports, administrative actions are being taken in only a small percentage of instances where … Read more
Springtime Respiratory Illnesses in Children: What Parents Need to Know As the seasons shift and spring approaches, a familiar wave of respiratory illnesses begins to circulate, particularly impacting young children. While many associate winter with “cold and flu season,” the spring months bring their own set of viral challenges. Understanding these illnesses – including RSV, … Read more
Seoul, South Korea – South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has pledged to address systemic issues across society while simultaneously mobilizing all available resources to mitigate the economic fallout from escalating tensions in the Middle East. The announcement, made during a meeting with senior advisors on March 6, 2026, signals a broad effort to stabilize the … Read more
Iced Tea Innovation: Ediya Coffee Expands Low-Sugar Beverage Line with New Sparkling Fruit Drinks South Korean coffee chain Ediya Coffee is bolstering its ready-to-drink (RTD) beverage portfolio with a new line of low-sugar sparkling fruit drinks, responding to the growing “healthy pleasure” trend among consumers. The company’s move signals a broader industry shift towards healthier … Read more
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung Returns from Diplomatic Tour Focused on Economic and Security Ties Seoul, South Korea – President Lee Jae-myung concluded a four-day state visit to Singapore and the Philippines on Wednesday, returning to South Korea after a trip focused on bolstering economic and security cooperation in Southeast Asia. The tour yielded several … Read more
Bucheon City Hall Kindergarten for GTX Ventilation? – Controversy Over Relocation to Avoid Complaints
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The planned location for a crucial ventilation shaft for the GTX-B express railway line in Bucheon, South Korea, has sparked controversy, with accusations that city officials may be attempting to relocate the facility to a less contentious, but potentially problematic, site near a municipal daycare center. The shift, initially reported by the Gyeonggi Ilbo on … Read more
Barcelona, Spain – As the world’s largest mobile technology event, Mobile World Congress (MWC) 26, approaches, a palpable buzz is building in Barcelona. The annual gathering, hosted by the GSMA, is set to take place from March 2nd to 5th, 2026, at the Fira Gran Via, and the city is already welcoming a surge of … Read more