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koreaherald (331 Posts)

  • South Korea's Fashion Dilemma: Chinese Clothes Disguised as Local Goods! South Korea faces a surge of low-cost Chinese clothing, often illegally labeled as Korean-made, raising concerns for local industries.
  • World Leaders Unite: 'End the War in Gaza Now!' Twenty-eight countries, including Britain and Japan, demand an immediate end to the Gaza war, reflecting Israel's growing isolation.
  • Iran Stands Firm: No Plans to Ditch Nuclear Program Despite US Strikes Iran vows to continue its nuclear program despite damage from US strikes, as talks with European powers are set to resume.
  • India's InfoComm 2025: The Must-See Tech Event of the Year! India's Pro AV event returns with expanded showcases, new learning formats, and enhanced networking from September 9-11 in Mumbai.
  • Dive into Culture: Wynn Unveils Stunning Porcelain Exhibit in Macao! The "Art Macao: Macao International Art Biennale 2025" has begun, showcasing Jingdezhen porcelain in a special exhibition.
  • Torrential Rains Leave 19 Dead: South Korea Declares Disaster Areas President Lee Jae Myung declared six areas as special disaster zones due to recent deadly downpours in central and southern regions.
  • China's Supply Chain Expo: A Game Changer for Global Business! The China International Supply Chain Expo concluded, highlighting the importance of global supply chain cooperation for future growth.
  • Outrage Erupts as Court Gives Light Sentence to Wild Animal Abusers on Jeju Island Animal rights groups in Jeju protest a court ruling favoring those who brutally killed wild animals, demanding justice for animal abuse.
  • Tragedy Strikes: U.S. and China Stand with South Korea After Devastating Floods US and Chinese embassies in South Korea express condolences for victims of recent floods that resulted in 19 deaths and nine missing.
  • Trump Pulls U.S. Out of UNESCO Again: What It Means for Global Culture The U.S. will withdraw from UNESCO as Trump continues to exit international organizations he criticizes, say European diplomats.
  • Chinese Ambassador Optimistic About Easing Tensions with South Korea’s Youth Chinese Ambassador Dai Bing believes that tensions between South Korea and China will diminish, emphasizing friendship and cooperation.
  • Park Chan-wook's 'No Other Choice' Takes Center Stage at Venice Film Festival! Director Park Chan-wook's "No Other Choice" will compete at the 82nd Venice Film Festival, highlighting its anticipated adaptation.
  • K-Beauty Takes a Big Step: Kolmar Opens New Factory in Pennsylvania! Kolmar Korea has launched its second manufacturing facility in the U.S., enhancing its presence in the global cosmetics market.
  • Seoul Stocks Take a Dive: Investors Cash In Amid Tariff Fears Seoul shares dropped as investors took profits amid US tariff uncertainties and approaching corporate earnings. The won strengthened.
  • Press Freedom at Risk? Concerns Rise Over Online Attacks on Journalists The presidential office supports a new live briefing format for better transparency and public access to information.
  • South Korea’s PM Calls for a Stronger US-Korea Alliance: ‘Make KorUS Great Again!’ South Korean PM Kim Min-seok urges a stronger Korea-US alliance based on shared values and future industries amid global changes.
  • Homemade Gun Tragedy: Father Shoots Son, Raises Alarms in South Korea A shooting in Songdo, Incheon raises concerns in South Korea over homemade firearm regulations and online firearm-building resources.
  • North Korea's Naval Ambitions: A New 5,000-Ton Destroyer on the Horizon! North Korea plans to construct a third 5,000-ton-class destroyer by next year to enhance its naval capabilities.
  • Political Shake-Up: Presidential Secretary Resigns Amid Controversy Over Far-Right Views Kang Jun-wook resigns as presidential secretary after backlash over his book defending Yoon Suk Yeol's failed martial law attempt.
  • Why South Koreans Prefer Overseas Adventures Over Local Getaways South Koreans prefer overseas travel over domestic tourism due to high local prices, a survey by the Federation of Korean Industries reveals.
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