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China asks Korea not to export products using rare earths to US defense firms, paper reports
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- China bans exports of Korean goods using rare earth metals to US
Busan port (Courtesy of News1 Korea) The Chinese government has warned South Korean companies of retributions for exporting any product containing its critical metals to US military contractors, a move expected to take a toll on the export-reliant Korean economy. According to sources in the Korean transformer industry on Tuesday, the country’s at least two transformer manufacturers have received official… Read more: China bans exports of Korean goods using rare earth metals to US - Activist Oasis boosts Korea team amid investor-friendly policy shift(Courtesy of Getty Images) Hong Kong-based activist fund Oasis Management is ramping up hiring for its Korea team as Seoul’s push to boost corporate value and strengthen minority investors’ rights paves the way for shareholder activism. The new Korea-focused hires follow last year’s addition of a junior analyst dedicated to the South Korean market, according to investment banking sources on… Read more: Activist Oasis boosts Korea team amid investor-friendly policy shift
- Samsung seeks tech alliance with top US universities for robotics, AI, 6GSamsung’s logo is seen at the Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) 2024, the world’s largest AV systems show in Barcelona, Spain In an ambitious bid to shape the future of technology, Samsung Electronics Co. is launching a sweeping new initiative to collaborate with elite North American universities to delve into growth sectors such as robotics, artificial intelligence and digital healthcare. The… Read more: Samsung seeks tech alliance with top US universities for robotics, AI, 6G
- LG Display eyes turnaround on OLED shift in ChinaLG Display Co., the world’s top large-sized organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panel maker, will likely swing to profit this year for the first time in four years, thanks to Chinese consumers’ fast migration toward OLED TVs as a premium TV option. According to data released by global tech research and advisory group Omdia on Monday, OLED screens are forecast to… Read more: LG Display eyes turnaround on OLED shift in China
- Shinhan to lead financing for battery storage project in JapanRepresentatives from Shinhan Financial Group’s units and Japanese energy companies signed a financing agreement for a battery storage project in Japan on April 22 (Courtesy of Shinhan) Shinhan Financial Group will lead a 4.9-billion-yen ($35 million) financing for a large-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) construction project in Watari, Miyagi Prefecture, becoming the first South Korean financial services firm to… Read more: Shinhan to lead financing for battery storage project in Japan
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- EXO’s Kai Stuns in W Korea x Hublot Pictorial While Teasing EXO Medleys on Upcoming Solo TourPhoto Credits: SM Entertainment. W Korea. Hublot EXO’s Kai continues to dominate both the fashion and music worlds, gracing the May 2025 issue of W Korea in a striking collaboration with luxury watchmaker Hublot. The pictorial captures Kai’s signature charisma, blending high-fashion aesthetics with his magnetic stage presence. While details about the shoot remain under wraps, fans have praised the visuals, which… Read more: EXO’s Kai Stuns in W Korea x Hublot Pictorial While Teasing EXO Medleys on Upcoming Solo Tour
- noremi : i am very young and i am learning how to livei am very young and i am learning how to live is a solid full length that speaks to noremi’s trails as a Korean American Written by Chris P for Korean Indie.
- Stray Kids’ Seungmin Shines in W Korea x Chaumet May 2025 Pictorial: A Captivating CollaborationPhoto Credits: JYP Entertainment. W Korea. Chaument Stray Kids’ Seungmin is making headlines as the cover star of W Korea’s May 2025 issue, in a stunning collaboration with the luxury jewelry house Chaumet. The pictorial, which officially releases on April 23, 2025, features Seungmin in three distinct covers, each capturing a different facet of his charisma and style. Fans and… Read more: Stray Kids’ Seungmin Shines in W Korea x Chaumet May 2025 Pictorial: A Captivating Collaboration
- Winter of aespa Shines in Stunning W Korea x Pomellato May 2025 PictorialPhoto Credits: SM Entetainment. W Korea Pomellato In the highly anticipated May 2025 issue of W Korea, Winter of aespa takes center stage as one of the magazine’s cover stars, captivating fans and fashion enthusiasts alike with her collaboration alongside luxury jewelry brand Pomellato. The pictorial, already generating buzz across social media, showcases Winter’s elegant visuals and unique charisma, seamlessly… Read more: Winter of aespa Shines in Stunning W Korea x Pomellato May 2025 Pictorial
- HIGHLIGHT Reclaims BEAST Legacy: 6th Mini Album ‘From Real to Surreal’ Drops April 28 with Prerelease Track “Endless Ending”Photo Credits: Around US Entertainment K-pop group HIGHLIGHT is making waves with their upcoming 6th mini album From Real to Surreal, set for release on April 28. The album marks a significant moment for the quartet, as they simultaneously revive their original BEAST identity for the prerelease single Endless Ending—their first track under that name in nine years. This dual-brand strategy follows… Read more: HIGHLIGHT Reclaims BEAST Legacy: 6th Mini Album ‘From Real to Surreal’ Drops April 28 with Prerelease Track “Endless Ending”
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- The Evolution of Pyongyang: A Journey Through History, Economy, and Political DynamicsIntroduction to Pyongyang Pyongyang, the capital city of North Korea, serves as a prominent symbol of the nation’s history and culture. Geographically located on the banks of the Taedong River, in the southwest part of the country, Pyongyang is situated within a strategic area that has historically facilitated trade and cultural exchange. The city’s origins can be traced back to… Read more: The Evolution of Pyongyang: A Journey Through History, Economy, and Political Dynamics
- The Evolution of Seoul: From Ancient Korea to Modern Metropolis and BeyondAncient Beginnings: The Founding of Seoul The city of Seoul, known today as the vibrant capital of South Korea, has ancient roots that trace back to the Three Kingdoms period of Korea, specifically the kingdoms of Baekje and Silla. Evidence suggests that Seoul was originally established as a settlement given its strategic geographical advantages. Nestled within the Han River basin,… Read more: The Evolution of Seoul: From Ancient Korea to Modern Metropolis and Beyond
- Exploring Korean Traditional Games in Squid Game: From Season 2 to Upcoming Season 3Introduction to Korean Traditional Games Korean traditional games have long been an integral part of the country’s cultural landscape, offering more than mere entertainment. These games, which range from simple children’s pastimes to complex community activities, hold significant cultural significance and often serve as a means of preserving history and promoting social interaction. Rooted in centuries of tradition, these games… Read more: Exploring Korean Traditional Games in Squid Game: From Season 2 to Upcoming Season 3
- Unveiling the Past and Present of Saju: The Art of Korean Fortune TellingIntroduction to Saju Saju, a traditional Korean fortune-telling practice, is an intricate art that seeks to interpret an individual’s fate based on their birth date and time. The term “Saju” translates to “four pillars” in English, referring to the four critical components derived from these time markers: year, month, day, and hour. This method holds significant cultural value within South… Read more: Unveiling the Past and Present of Saju: The Art of Korean Fortune Telling
