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Paige Aniyah Morris, the acclaimed literary translator who rendered Han Kang’s novel 'We Do Not Part' into English, is a distinguished writer and educator, recognized with accolades from the Fulbright Program and the American Literary Translators Association.

The latest developments impacting the South Korea-US alliance, including Trump's second term, North Korea's troop deployment to Russia, and President Yoon Suk-yeol's unexpected martial law enactment and lifting, all coinciding with the 46th anniversary of the ROK-US Combined Forces.

The global "attention crisis," exploring why teenagers can focus for just 65 seconds and adults for only three minutes, with insights from author Johann Hari.

The COP29 UN climate summit in Baku, where 200 countries gathered to discuss climate action, and the key findings of the Asian Development Bank’s report on carbon reduction and climate financing in the Asia-Pacific region.

The Korean stock market's reaction to the 'Trump shock' following the former US President's dramatic comeback, with a slight rebound in KOSPI and the won dipping below the 1,400 mark against the dollar.

Professor James Robinson, one of this year’s Nobel laureate in economics, whose research with colleagues on national prosperity and inequality is expected to have profound societal impacts. 

The final stretch of the 2024 US Presidential election, just four days away, featuring a tight race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, and its potential implications for South Korea.

Confirmation that North Korea has sent thousands of troops to Russia for military training, with plans to deploy them against Ukraine, and the significant global implications for South Korea, the US, and global security.

Australian chef making waves in South Korea with his bold fusion of Western and Korean flavors. Chef Joseph Lidgerwood starred in Netflix’s recent hit series ‘Culinary Class Wars’ and currently ownes a Michelin-starred restaurant EVETT.

Baimaganbetova Dilbar from Kazakhstan, who made headlines in Korea as the first foreigner to win the title of ‘Most Outstanding Korean Language Instructor’ in a global contest hosted by the culture ministry.