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Passenger rail service between Beijing and Pyongyang has resumed after a six-year suspension, marking a significant step

Science

Scientists say age-related memory decline may not be solely a brain issue; it could also begin in the gut. A study by St

National News

Movie theaters in South Korea are struggling as more people watch films at home on streaming services like Netflix. To h

Around Me

On holidays, I go to the zoo. I bring my favorite doll, Johnny, to show him around. At the zoo, we


		Global News
		A major food safety scandal has once again surfaced in China; this time involving a company that produced popular chicken feet snacks. It wa


		Debate
		What’s This About?The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped workplaces, making remote work a standard option for many. While some argue that working f


		Sports
		The 2026 World Baseball Classic concluded in disappointment for South Korea and Japan, with the two teams eliminated in the quarterfinals in


		Entertainment
		Rising K-pop group Hearts2Hearts is gaining momentum with its hit single “RUDE!,” which has topped major streaming charts in South Korea,


		Global News
		A new study has raised concerns about AI-powered toys after researchers found they can misunderstand young children’s emotions and respond


		People
		Celebrating the 40th anniversary of her debut, South Korean pop icon Kim Wan-sun opened her first solo exhibition as a painter in New York.


		National News
		In an era increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, the North Chungcheong Provincial Office of Education is focusing on the uniquely h


		Trend
		In Japan, a humanoid robot monk called Buddha-roid has recently drawn global attention. Developed by Kyoto University in collaboration with


		Global News
		A Korean research team led by Dr. Ji-yeon Park conducted experiments to better understand how melting Arctic ice affects clouds and climate.


		Science
		Trees cannot talk like people, but they can still communicate with each other. Underground, a vast and intricate network of microscopic fung


		Aha!
		Cats often land on their feet because their bodies can twist quickly in the air. Their flexible spine allows them to turn their front half f


		Focus
		Do you ever feel like you have too many things to do and not enough time? Sometimes, we forget homework or miss out on fun because we are no


		Around Me
		On holidays, I go to the zoo. I bring my favorite doll, Johnny, to show him around. At the zoo, we


		Around World
		McMurdo Station is an enormous research station in Antarctica. Scientists live there to study the w


		Wonderful Animals
		The yellow-eyed penguin is one of the rarest penguin species in the world. It lives in New Zealand.


		science
		Sometimes the sun releases a solar flare. It is a sudden burst of energy. When the sun’s magnetic