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‘The mind does not age’: At 105, South Korean philosopher continues to teach the art of living

When does a person grow old? Only when you let the thought, “I’m old now,” take over. The mind itself never ages, says Kim Hyung-seuk, the world’s oldest living author.

3星期前

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The Asian grammar of power

If President Trump is willing to listen, he will be far more likely to communicate effectively with Asians and achieve positive results from this tour.

1月前

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Suicide now number one cause of death among Koreans in their 40s

14,872 people died by suicide in 2024, up 6.4 percent from the previous year and marking the highest toll in 13 years. Men died by suicide at a rate 2.5 times higher than women.

2月前

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They’re tagged as ‘just resting.’ But South Korea’s youth feel anything but rested

For some, idling away time outside labor force may be a survival strategy in a system that never lets them stop.

3月前

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Child depression in South Korean jumps 70% in 4 years

A total of 86,254 children and teens were treated for depression in 2024, rising 72.6 percent from 49,983 in 2020.

3月前

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Seoul named favorite city by Gen Z, millennial travelers worldwide

Seoul, South Korea’s capital city, which has recently gained further global attention from the success of Netflix’s “KPop Demon Hunters,” was named the world’s most beloved city by travelers aged 25 to 40 for the fourth consecutive year, according to results from the 2025 Trazees.

3月前

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Redefining fatherhood: Dads in Seoul come together to learn and grow

Papa School: Fatherhood Care Capacity-Building Workshop was designed to address a prevalent reality: Caregiving remains largely concentrated in the hands of women, while men have limited opportunities to learn, practice or be encouraged to take on such roles.

4月前

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Alliance for Northeast Asia nuclear-weapon-free zone

Northeast Asia is the sole region of the world to have suffered the atrocity of nuclear warfare, and Koreans, alongside the Japanese, experienced its cataclysmic destruction.

4月前

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Opinion

Kim Yo Jong casts her first flirtatious glance at a second Trump administration

Kim Yo Jong casts her first flirtatious glance at a second Trump administration.

4月前

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Reinventing manufacturing

A decade-long complacency has eroded South Korea’s manufacturing edge; AI-driven reform is needed.

4月前

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No camera, just a prompt: South Korean AI video creators are taking over social media

Text-to-video AI video tools fuel artistic freedom, while also raising red flags over fake news and sexual content.

5月前

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Who’s really making a living from fame in Korea?

In a world where it's easier than ever to get 15 seconds of fame, government data shows just how few make a full-time living from it in South Korea.

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Can South Korea afford a 4.5-day workweek?

The country is widely known for its grueling work culture. In 2022, South Koreans worked an average of 1,901 hours annually—149 hours more than the OECD average.

6月前

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Curious minds, better grades: Study finds curiosity linked to academic success among Korean teens

Interestingly, in stress resistance, lower-achieving students often scored higher than their higher-performing peers in subjects excluding science and math.

6月前

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Opinion

North-South relations under Lee Jae-myung administration

Lee Jae-myung was inaugurated as the 21st president of South Korea on June 4. This is the first change in government in three years.

6月前

Opinion

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Is South Korea declining?

To prevent our country from declining, we must stop the political brawls, ideological polarity, reckless populism and moral depravity. We also must seek reconciliation and cooperation, instead of discord and antagonism.

6月前

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