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World's Best Student City: How To Study In Seoul, Here's Step-By-Step Guide
Seoul has been ranked the worlds best student city in the QS Best Student Cities Ranking 2026, overtaking London. With affordable tuition, and strong job prospects, it is fast becoming a dream destination for international students.
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Seoul, Dubai, Santa Monica Named Among Leaders in Metaverse in WEF Report
The WEF has named South Korea’s Seoul, UAE’ Dubai, and the US’ Santa Monica as the leading cities of the international metaverse sector. Listing the benefits of cities exploring the metaverse, WEF said this virtual world ecosystem brings along cost savings related to the design, operation, and maintenance of urban infrastructure.
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A "Squid Games" Workers' Protest In South Korea Demands Job Security
The Seoul city government said on Thursday it had filed a police complaint against members of South Korea's main labour group who, wearing outfits of megahit "Squid Game", defied COVID-19 curbs to protest for more jobs and better work conditions.
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After Escape From North Korea, Family Adjusts To Seoul's Dizzying Pace
In South Korea, jeans, new schools, a job hunt and a bank account. "I have so much to do."
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New Star Emerges in North Korea Amid Speculation Over Kim Jong Un
The man in the olive drabs and oversized Soviet-style military cap who strode through South Korea's main airport last week has climbed from an obscure desk job in North Korea to the most powerful position outside the ruling Kim family.
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South Korea Ferry Crew Say Rescue was Coastguard's Job
The surviving crew of a South Korean ferry that sank in April killing more than 300 people and sparking a nationwide outpouring of grief argued on Tuesday that it was up to the coastguard to rescue the passengers, not the crew.
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Workers in North Korea's factory zone stay despite risk, need jobs
Hundreds of South Koreans rejected the chance to leave factories in North Korea on Thursday that have become the centre of a bitter standoff between the two countries, running the risk of becoming hostages to keep their plants going.
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World's Best Student City: How To Study In Seoul, Here's Step-By-Step Guide
Seoul has been ranked the worlds best student city in the QS Best Student Cities Ranking 2026, overtaking London. With affordable tuition, and strong job prospects, it is fast becoming a dream destination for international students.
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Seoul, Dubai, Santa Monica Named Among Leaders in Metaverse in WEF Report
The WEF has named South Korea’s Seoul, UAE’ Dubai, and the US’ Santa Monica as the leading cities of the international metaverse sector. Listing the benefits of cities exploring the metaverse, WEF said this virtual world ecosystem brings along cost savings related to the design, operation, and maintenance of urban infrastructure.
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A "Squid Games" Workers' Protest In South Korea Demands Job Security
The Seoul city government said on Thursday it had filed a police complaint against members of South Korea's main labour group who, wearing outfits of megahit "Squid Game", defied COVID-19 curbs to protest for more jobs and better work conditions.
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After Escape From North Korea, Family Adjusts To Seoul's Dizzying Pace
In South Korea, jeans, new schools, a job hunt and a bank account. "I have so much to do."
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New Star Emerges in North Korea Amid Speculation Over Kim Jong Un
The man in the olive drabs and oversized Soviet-style military cap who strode through South Korea's main airport last week has climbed from an obscure desk job in North Korea to the most powerful position outside the ruling Kim family.
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South Korea Ferry Crew Say Rescue was Coastguard's Job
The surviving crew of a South Korean ferry that sank in April killing more than 300 people and sparking a nationwide outpouring of grief argued on Tuesday that it was up to the coastguard to rescue the passengers, not the crew.
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Workers in North Korea's factory zone stay despite risk, need jobs
Hundreds of South Koreans rejected the chance to leave factories in North Korea on Thursday that have become the centre of a bitter standoff between the two countries, running the risk of becoming hostages to keep their plants going.
