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Singapore introduces caning for school bullying cases

Singapore has introduced updated school disciplinary guidelines allowing male students found guilty of bullying to face caning as a form of punishment.

07 May 2026-14:00
Google to build AI campus in South Korea

Google will build an artificial intelligence campus in Seoul under a new partnership with South Korea, according to the country’s presidential office.

27 Apr 2026-13:10
'Salmokji' surpasses 2 million viewers, setting new post-pandemic record for horror films

The film 'Salmokji' (director Lee Sang Min) has surpassed 2 million viewers.According to the Korean Film Council's integrated movie ticket system, 'Salmokji' exceeded 2,001,790 cumulative viewers as of 1 p.m. on the 27th. This is just 20 days after its release.

27 Apr 2026-10:12
Star Wars series cancelled in 2024 surges again online

A cancelled Star Wars: The Acolyte has unexpectedly re-entered streaming charts, gaining renewed attention nearly two years after its cancellation.

24 Apr 2026-12:52
South Korea, Vietnam deepen ties with major deal push

South Korean and Vietnamese companies are expected to sign dozens of business deals on Thursday, Korean media and two sources said, as South Korean President Lee Jae Myung visits Hanoi.

23 Apr 2026-12:10
India and South Korea target $50 billion trade goal with major focus on shipbuilding

India and South Korea have embarked on a transformative new chapter in their bilateral relations, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Lee Jae-myung pledging to nearly double bilateral trade to $50 billion by 2030.

20 Apr 2026-15:22
South Korea’s Lee to visit India, Vietnam for high-level talks

16 Apr 2026-10:12
Donald Tusk’s Seoul visit signals new era for Poland-South Korea partnership

The Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk's visit to Seoul on Sunday has once again cast a spotlight on the burgeoning relationship between South Korea and Poland.

15 Apr 2026-11:08
Seoul approves risky Red sea route as Iran blockades strait of Hormuz

Korea will partially allow crude oil shipments through the Red Sea as an alternative to the effectively blockaded Strait of Hormuz, the government said Monday, as the diplomatic and energy pressures from the Middle East conflict show no sign of easing.

06 Apr 2026-14:38
South Korea expresses regret over drone flights to North

06 Apr 2026-09:29

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