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South Korean Restaurant's Refusal To Serve Solo Diners Sparks Controversy: "Don't Sell Loneliness"
The move by the restaurant led to a debate on local social media platforms, with many criticising the restaurant's mindset.
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Korean Actor Lee Soon Jae, Known For K-drama What Is Love, Dies At 91
Lee Soon Jae was one of South Korea's most highly acclaimed and prolific actors, with a career spanning six decades
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Foreigner In South Korea Claims She Was Fired For Requesting 8-Day Leave: "People Walk All Over You"
In an Instagram video, Rebecca said she had been experiencing a difficult work environment, including long hours, low pay, and constant pressure from her boss.
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Haunted By His Injury, South Korean President Targets 'Workplaces Of Death'
Haunted by his own injuries as a child labourer, South Korea's new President Lee Jae Myung has vowed to lower the country's above-average rate of industrial accidents in what he calls "workplaces of death."
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Asian Archery Championship: Ankita Bhakat, Dhiraj Bommadevara Win Gold In Recurve Events
Ankita capped a sensational day, stunning Paris Olympics silver-medallist Nam Suhyeon of South Korea 7-3 while Dhiraj also won his final as India clinched gold medals in both men's and women's event at the Asian Archery Championship
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Indian Recurve Men Stun Korea In Shoot-Off To End 18-Year Wait For Asian Gold
The result swelled India's tally at the championships to four gold and two silver, with the compound squad having already returned a haul of three gold and two silver on Thursday.
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6 Hidden UNESCO World Heritage Sites In Asia That Whisper History, Not Hype
Forget the usual suspects. From India's sunken stepwells to Japan's misty mountain trails, these hidden UNESCO sites across Asia reveal the continents quieter, more soulful side. A guide for those who prefer stories over crowds.
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South Korean Universities Deny Admission To Applicants With Bullying Records
South Korea's top universities have begun rejecting applicants with school bullying records, marking a shift in admission policies revealed by a lawmaker's data.
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Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold to Be Produced in Limited Quantities; Samsung Plans to Review Market Reception: Report
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z TriFold is expected to be one of its rarest foldables yet, with production said to be limited to a fraction of its other foldable models. According to a recent report, Samsung is taking a cautious approach due to the device’s complex dual-hinged design and high $2,500 (roughly Rs. 2,21,700) price tag. Unlike the mass...
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3 Dead, 5 Trapped In South Korea Power Plant Tower Collapse
A 60-meter (196-foot) tower collapsed during demolition work at a decommissioned thermal power plant in the South Korean city of Ulsan, killing three people and leaving at least two others presumed dead, officials said Friday.
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BTS Member Jungkook's Global Exhibition Golden: The Moments To Debut In India. Details Inside
The exhibition's arrival in India marks another milestone in the growing cultural exchange between South Korea and India
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Trump Pressed Xi To Release Jailed Hong Kong Media Tycoon: Reports
US President Donald Trump appealed directly to China's Xi Jinping to free jailed Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai when the two leaders met in South Korea last week, according to three people briefed on the talks and a US administration official.
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OpenAI’s Sora App is Now Available to Download on Android Smartphones
Sora is now available for Android smartphones in Japan, South Korea, the US, and Canada via the Google Play store. Powered by the Sora 2 AI model, the Sora app is capable of generating videos with sound from text prompts, reference images, and other videos. It also allows users to share these AI-generated videos on its Instagram Reels-like feed for...
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"We Weren't The First Nor...": Pak Responds To Trump's Claim On Testing Nukes
A senior Pakistani official has reaffirmed that Islamabad "will not be the first to resume nuclear tests", responding to US President Donald Trump's recent remark suggesting the South Asian country is secretly testing its nuclear weapons.
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For First Time In 8 Years, Pentagon Chief Visits Korean Border
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth travelled to the border between North and South Korea on Monday, the first time in eight years that a US defence secretary has made such a visit.
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South Korean Restaurant's Refusal To Serve Solo Diners Sparks Controversy: "Don't Sell Loneliness"
The move by the restaurant led to a debate on local social media platforms, with many criticising the restaurant's mindset.
-
Korean Actor Lee Soon Jae, Known For K-drama What Is Love, Dies At 91
Lee Soon Jae was one of South Korea's most highly acclaimed and prolific actors, with a career spanning six decades
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Foreigner In South Korea Claims She Was Fired For Requesting 8-Day Leave: "People Walk All Over You"
In an Instagram video, Rebecca said she had been experiencing a difficult work environment, including long hours, low pay, and constant pressure from her boss.
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Haunted By His Injury, South Korean President Targets 'Workplaces Of Death'
Haunted by his own injuries as a child labourer, South Korea's new President Lee Jae Myung has vowed to lower the country's above-average rate of industrial accidents in what he calls "workplaces of death."
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Asian Archery Championship: Ankita Bhakat, Dhiraj Bommadevara Win Gold In Recurve Events
Ankita capped a sensational day, stunning Paris Olympics silver-medallist Nam Suhyeon of South Korea 7-3 while Dhiraj also won his final as India clinched gold medals in both men's and women's event at the Asian Archery Championship
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Indian Recurve Men Stun Korea In Shoot-Off To End 18-Year Wait For Asian Gold
The result swelled India's tally at the championships to four gold and two silver, with the compound squad having already returned a haul of three gold and two silver on Thursday.
-
6 Hidden UNESCO World Heritage Sites In Asia That Whisper History, Not Hype
Forget the usual suspects. From India's sunken stepwells to Japan's misty mountain trails, these hidden UNESCO sites across Asia reveal the continents quieter, more soulful side. A guide for those who prefer stories over crowds.
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South Korean Universities Deny Admission To Applicants With Bullying Records
South Korea's top universities have begun rejecting applicants with school bullying records, marking a shift in admission policies revealed by a lawmaker's data.
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Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold to Be Produced in Limited Quantities; Samsung Plans to Review Market Reception: Report
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z TriFold is expected to be one of its rarest foldables yet, with production said to be limited to a fraction of its other foldable models. According to a recent report, Samsung is taking a cautious approach due to the device’s complex dual-hinged design and high $2,500 (roughly Rs. 2,21,700) price tag. Unlike the mass...
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3 Dead, 5 Trapped In South Korea Power Plant Tower Collapse
A 60-meter (196-foot) tower collapsed during demolition work at a decommissioned thermal power plant in the South Korean city of Ulsan, killing three people and leaving at least two others presumed dead, officials said Friday.
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BTS Member Jungkook's Global Exhibition Golden: The Moments To Debut In India. Details Inside
The exhibition's arrival in India marks another milestone in the growing cultural exchange between South Korea and India
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Trump Pressed Xi To Release Jailed Hong Kong Media Tycoon: Reports
US President Donald Trump appealed directly to China's Xi Jinping to free jailed Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai when the two leaders met in South Korea last week, according to three people briefed on the talks and a US administration official.
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OpenAI’s Sora App is Now Available to Download on Android Smartphones
Sora is now available for Android smartphones in Japan, South Korea, the US, and Canada via the Google Play store. Powered by the Sora 2 AI model, the Sora app is capable of generating videos with sound from text prompts, reference images, and other videos. It also allows users to share these AI-generated videos on its Instagram Reels-like feed for...
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"We Weren't The First Nor...": Pak Responds To Trump's Claim On Testing Nukes
A senior Pakistani official has reaffirmed that Islamabad "will not be the first to resume nuclear tests", responding to US President Donald Trump's recent remark suggesting the South Asian country is secretly testing its nuclear weapons.
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For First Time In 8 Years, Pentagon Chief Visits Korean Border
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth travelled to the border between North and South Korea on Monday, the first time in eight years that a US defence secretary has made such a visit.
