President Lee Jae-myung and Vietnamese President Luong Cuong agreed to strengthen economic ties and cooperation in their first phone call.
Through these portraits, poet Park Nohae sketches a sacred life built not on what one owns, but on what one honors.
The new Korean government must work early to establish mutual trust with Washington. Only by proving that Korea is an indispensable ally can it protect its national interests amid rising pressure and uncertainty.
Whether labeled a textbook or instructional material, the priority should be to choose what best supports students and teachers. If the public education system fails to effectively integrate AI tools, private institutions will fill the void.
Korea needs conservatives who can say no to power when it strays from public interest, and no to party lines when they defy common sense. It needs those willing to speak the truth rather than maintain political convenience.
If the 86 Generation seeks to leave behind a legacy of national unity, not just a monopoly on reward, they must prioritize humility, decentralization, and cooperative governance.
Though President Lee pledged to separate investigative and prosecutorial functions during his campaign, multiple approaches to implementation remain viable.
From a national interest standpoint, attending the NATO summit is the right move. In multilateral diplomacy, presence matters.
Police are investigating two men suspected of switching the men’s and women’s signs at a public bathhouse, causing a woman to enter men's area.
A Korean man in his 50s who had been living in Ecuador has been extradited to Korea on charges that he operated a pornographic website targeting Korean users.
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