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Exclusive: U.S. MDTF Likely to Relocate from Germany to South Korea
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Why South Korea Won’t Send Weapons To Ukraine
Note: This is a long response, but it explains everything about why South Korea won’t send weapons or troops to…
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Canada’s submarine decision and EU pivot is a mistake.
This submarine contract is not simply a defense procurement. It was a deliberate and meticulous structural shift to ensure future…
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In 1944, Imperial Japan formally conscripted almost all unmarried Korean women ages 12-40 into a forced labor system that had already been used for years to traffic laborers into sex slavery according to testimonies of former comfort women
On August 23, 1944, Imperial Japan promulgated the Women’s Labor Volunteer Corps Ordinance. This ordinance gave the state a formal…
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South Korean football… Remember that even great football teams can fail (Germany, Italy, England, Portugal, Brazil etc.). It was South Korea’s turn?
The internet seems to be rife with videos saying that the SK mens team is terrible, a fraud. They certainly…
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Korea needed 3 of 9 games to go their way to qualify for round of 32. 0 of the 4 of those games that have been played so far have gone Korea’s way.
Nine games following Korea’s loss to South Africa would have/would affect Korea’s odds of qualifying for the knockout stage. To…
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Scenarios for South Korea to advance to the Round of 32
Japan’s 1:1 draw against Sweden Ecuador’s 2:1 win against Germany Australia’s 0:0 draw against Paraguay currently leaves 6. image/information source…
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Korean speed vs. NATO ties: Hanwha marketing blitz narrows Canadian submarine race with Germany’s TKMS
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Korea mounts final push for Canada’s $39 bil. submarine project
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The Korean government and defense players are making last-ditch efforts to win Canada’s next-generation submarine project worth up to 60…
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Why Are Korean Used Cars So Affordable Compared to European Imports?
In the past 3–4 years, many dealers in Balkan countries such as Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia have been purchasing…
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Gilgeori toast
The new cabbage has hit the shelves here in Germany, it’s so crisp it feels like lettuce. And the fresh…
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Public viewing culture
I will be in Seoul next week and am considering watching the match Korea vs. Mexico, which is next Friday…
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Nazi German delegation concluded Korea visit with tour of army boot camp at 공덕리 outside Seoul and final luncheon before departing for Manchuria (May 12, 1939)
I am documenting the last portion of the newspaper coverage of a high-profile world tour by a Nazi German newspaper…
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Samyang’s Buldak ramyeon tops 10 bil. units sold, $4.5 bil. in cumulative sales
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Samyang Foods Inc. said Friday that cumulative sales of its Buldak ramyeon series have exceeded 10 billion units and 7…
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S. Korea, US, other countries call for designation of vessels over NK sanctions breaches
in NewsWASHINGTON — South Korea, the United States, the European Union’s diplomatic service and eight other countries on Friday issued a…
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Just a random thought about KPop groups not expanding to Europe more
I was randomly thinking why are groups with conections towards Europe not using it more and try to target Europe…
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Nazi leader Richard Foerster passionately preached Hitler’s teachings to Korean schoolchildren and gifted them signed photos of Hitler as they gave him a “Heil Hitler” salute on a train to Seoul (May 11, 1939)
In May 1939, Imperial authorities selected 29 of the best and brightest elementary schoolchildren from across Korea and “rewarded” them…
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Korea posts highest Q1 GDP growth among major economies, beating China and Indonesia
Korea’s Q1 2026 real GDP growth came in at 1.694%, the highest among the 22 countries that have released preliminary…
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TIME IS HIS: Jungkook Commands the Cover in Harper’s BAZAAR Korea x Hublot
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정국. Jungkook. Just the Name Is the Story There is a moment — quiet, almost imperceptible — that separates a…
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‘Hitler’s right-hand man’ Richard Foerster and Nazi editor Peter Winkelnkemper enjoy Korean cuisine and kisaeng entertainment at a Seoul press banquet, May 11, 1939
It is May 11, 1939 between 7 and 9 p.m. at a high-end restaurant in colonial Seoul hosted a banquet…
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Why are there ‘two’ Koreas?
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Two decades ago, as I packed my bags to come to South Korea and begin a journey that would change…
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KGCCI to help bolster Korea-Germany ties through APK 2026
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Antonio Randazzo has seen firsthand the strong business ties between Korea and Germany as a company executive. Now, he is…
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Korean defense firm to export $10 mil. worth of arms components to German company
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Korean defense firm Intellics will export arms components worth some $10 million to Germany’s Hensoldt under a defense “offset” arrangement,…
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How can Hormuz shipping blockage be solved?
in NewsLONDON — Iranian forces’ closure of the Strait of Hormuz has sent shockwaves through global trade, with little sign of…
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Germany is thinking the unthinkable on nuclear bomb
in NewsIt was early 2025 when Vice President JD Vance made his bombshell speech at the Munich Security Conference about Europe’s…
