North Korean troops provoke global concerns as they join Russia's war effort in Ukraine

North Korea’s deployment of troops to support Russia in the Ukraine war has alarmed the international community, marking an unprecedented level of military collaboration between the two isolated nations.

People & Events 2024.11.06 21:07 Joseph Shin

Underwater walking robot introduced to aid rescue in submerged environments

MAB Robotics has recently introduced its groundbreaking 'Honey Badger' robot, a new tool designed for search and rescue missions in submerged environments.

Science & Technology 2024.11.06 08:20 Hanna Yein Cho

A boat with 300 passengers sinks in Nigeria

A boat carrying around 300 passengers capsized on the Niger River, Africa’s third-longest river, in Niger State, Nigeria, on the night of October 1st.

People & Events 2024.11.05 19:17 NaEun Hong

Saudi Arabia fails to secure a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council

In a clear setback, Saudi Arabia failed to secure a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council during elections held Wednesday, October 9, 2024.

Politics 2024.11.05 01:14 Hanah Park

Recent studies are documenting the benefits and risks of Cannabidiol (CBD)

Recent scientific studies have cast both a promising and concerning light on Cannabidiol (CBD), a compound gaining popularity for its potential health benefits ranging from pain relief to mental health improvement.

Science & Technology 2024.11.05 00:39 Daniel Yejoon Ko

Florida threatens to silence news organizations over pro-abortion ads

A political advertisement featuring Caroline, a local Florida woman, tells the story of her second pregnancy, during which doctors discovered a brain tumor.

People & Events 2024.11.04 23:59 Hanah Park

South Korean author Han Kang wins this year’s Nobel Prize in literature

Han Kang, the 53-year-old Korean author, made history on October 10th as the first Korean to win the Nobel Prize for literature.

People & Events 2024.11.03 20:02 Victo Choi

Venezuelan immigrant crisis grows as New York City limits shelter support

On October 3, 2024, New York City officials announced that the city would no longer guarantee shelter for newly arriving migrants, including those from Venezuela due to severe capacity constraints and budget limitations.

People & Events 2024.11.03 19:32 Erin Cho

Southport dance class attack leaves community grieving after child attack

Three young girls were killed when Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, 17, stormed into a children’s dance class with a knife in Southport, Merseyside, on July 29, 2024.

People & Events 2024.11.03 03:56 Steven Chanoh Bang

South Korean and U.S. researchers identify autism-related genes, men four times more likely than women

A joint research team from Korea University, Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, the Synapse Brain Disease Research Unit of the Institute for Basic Science, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison has announced significant findings from the largest full-genome study of autism families in East Asia.

Science & Technology 2024.11.02 07:17 Shinah Youn