Chief of national office of investigation resigned due to son’s school bullying

The candidate to head South Korea’s National Office of Investigation withdrew his application on the day before he was to start his two year term due to revelations that his son repeatedly bullied a classmate for eight months in 2018.

People & Events 2023.03.23 01:42 Joon Park

Australian International School holds an Athletics Carnival, showing strong House Spirits

Recently, Australian International School held an athletic carnival for both its secondary and primary school on the 7th of March, 2023.

Education 2023.03.22 20:53 Yujin Son

President Yoon's statement sparks intense debate over South Korea's nuclearization

President Yoon's recent statement that South Korea may develop or request a nuclear arsenal fueled intense debates about the country's nuclearization.

Politics 2023.03.22 20:16 Hoseok (Chris) Ahn

Fashion takes a step back into the 2000s

While the majority of the world's major industries including technology and the sciences are constantly taking great strides forward, the fashion industry has taken a step backward into the year 2000.

Life & Style 2023.03.22 18:42 Kenna Choi

ChatGPT shakes the AI market: AI’s new cash cow

The release of ChatGPT on November 30, 2022, has created a large commotion in the field of AI. 

Science & Technology 2023.03.15 18:55 Stella Kim

Cow Farts are about to be taxed in New Zealand

Since the announcement of the introduction of the ‘world first’ levy on methane and nitrous oxide emissions from New Zealand's former Prime Minister, Jacinda Arndern, on October 11, 2022,  angry Kiwi farmers' protests are getting tough.

People & Events 2023.03.15 18:10 Steven Seo

AIs are giving the education community a challenge to solve

"My English teacher told me to try ChatGPT." U.S. Open AI's interactive AI ChatGPT (Generative Pre-Trained Transformer) made on November 30th 2022, is becoming a big topic of debate in the educational community.

Education 2023.03.11 22:16 Esther Lee

Spain passed Europe’s first paid menstrual leave law

On February 16th, 2023, Spain's parliament passed a bill allowing workers paid sick leave for menstruation with 185 members in agreement and 154 members in disagreement.

People & Events 2023.03.11 04:58 Hakyung Song

Turkey changes its official country name to Türkiye

Last June, Turkey had changed its official country name to Türkiye, meaning “the land of Turks.”

People & Events 2023.03.11 04:21 Catrina Cho

National Museum of Korea ends Habsburg exhibition after six months of display

The National Museum of Korea’s Habsburg exhibition, titled is set to wrap up after an impressive six-month run.

Arts 2023.03.10 18:13 Hoonsung Lee