An Indian traveler recounted an unpleasant immigration experience abroad, which marred a trip planned to show his mother snow in Georgia, despite having valid US visas.

Data from South Korea indicates a nearly 50 percent increase in cervical disk disease among individuals aged 70 and older over the past eight years, with smartphone use being a potential contributing factor.

South Korean short track speed skating legend Choi Min-jeong announced her retirement from the Winter Olympics after a record-setting career.

The South Korean survival show 'Battle Of Fates' has denied allegations of using a late firefighter’s story without proper consent.

Motif Technologies has joined South Korea's government-backed sovereign AI foundation model project, adding a new player to the nation's efforts in artificial intelligence development.

South Korean AI startup Motif Technologies has additionally been selected to join the government’s sovereign artificial intelligence foundation model project, the Ministry of Science and ICT said Frid

South Korea has stated it has not received any request to participate in a US-organized Gaza reconstruction fundraiser, despite a mention by President Donald Trump.

South Korea will experience a rare total lunar eclipse on March 3, coinciding with Jeongwol Daeboreum, the first full moon of the lunar year, offering a unique skywatching opportunity.

South Korean carmaker Hyundai is accelerating its efforts in robotics and self-driving cars, aiming to compete with Tesla, with developments like its Atlas humanoid and meetings with Nvidia's CEO.

A former South Korean leader has been sentenced to life in prison for declaring martial law.

South Korean Leader Who Declared Martial Law Gets Life Sentence  The Wall Street Journal

South Korea's former president has been sentenced to life in prison, while the US is stepping up military deployment to the Middle East and the IMF calls on China to halve industrial subsidies.

A former South Korean leader has been sentenced to life in prison for declaring martial law, a decision that has drawn significant attention to the country's political history.

Yoon Suk Yeol's December 2024 martial law bid fundamentally damaged South Korea's democracy, leading to a life sentence.

A senior Seoul diplomat met with the acting US ambassador to South Korea to discuss pending issues, including the implementation of a bilateral agreement.

Nahid states that parliament would lack value without a Constitutional Reform Council, emphasizing the importance of constitutional oversight.

A journalist confronted Wiltshire councillors after a punchbag with his face on it was discovered in the town hall, demanding an explanation.

South Korea and India have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening economic security cooperation and expanding collaboration in advanced and emerging fields, following a dialogue between their foreign ministries.

Asian stock markets experienced a significant rally, with the Australian (ASX) and South Korean (KOSPI) indices reaching all-time highs, driven by a strong rebound in the technology sector.

South Korea's women's short track team won Olympic gold in the 3,000-meter relay, with Kim Gilli making a decisive move in the final laps.

An Uzbek student is suing Hanshin University after officials allegedly forced her to leave South Korea in November 2023.

South Korean citizens have been recommended for the Nobel Peace Prize for their collective resistance against former President Yoon S's martial law.

Guangzhou has experienced a significant increase in South Korean tourists, primarily for golf, attributed to China's visa-free policy and the city's warm climate.

Kim Jong-un's sister, Kim Yo-jong, has expressed appreciation for South Korea's commitment to preventing drone incursions and vowed increased border vigilance.

South Korea secured its first gold medal in short track at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics by winning the women's short track relay title.

South Korea claimed its first short track speedskating gold at the Milan Olympics, winning the women's 3,000-meter relay.

Former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol is facing the death penalty in an insurrection case, marking a significant moment for the country's democracy.

South Korea aims to reinstate the no-fly zone over its border with North Korea, a measure from the suspended 2018 inter-Korean military pact designed to ease tensions.

Major expressways across South Korea experienced congestion as people returned home on the final day of the Lunar New Year holiday.

China and South Korea are both facing significant challenges due to their rapidly ageing populations, a shared demographic trend despite their competitive relationship in other sectors.

South Korea's Seoul Central District Court is preparing to deliver a first-instance verdict on whether former President Yoon Suk Yeol led an insurrection.

South Korea's share of imports to the United States has decreased, as Washington's tariff measures have negatively impacted key Korean exports.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is showing a softer approach on the Liancourt Rocks dispute with South Korea and is also focusing on universities as tools of national strategy.

The Supreme Court has struck down President Trump's global tariffs, leaving $133 billion in a state of limbo and prompting Trump to vow new tariffs.

South Korea's defense minister has lodged a protest with US Forces Korea following a brief standoff between US and Chinese fighter jets.

A dispute over fan behavior at a K-pop concert has sparked a widespread online backlash and digital boycott against South Korea across Southeast Asia, with #SEAbling trending.

Yoon Suk Yeol, South Korea's former president, has been sentenced to life in prison for imposing martial law in an attempt to overcome an opposition-controlled legislature.

The sister of North Korea's leader has stated that South Korea's expression of regret over drone incidents was sensible but ultimately inadequate.

Chinese fighter jets have engaged in a rare stand-off with US warplanes over the Yellow Sea, according to South Korean media reports.

A former South Korean president has been sentenced to life in prison for rebellion and remains defiant.

South Korea is experiencing unseasonably warm spring weather, with temperatures reaching up to 20 degrees Celsius, which is expected to continue through Saturday before a sudden drop.

American figure skater Alysa Liu secured the women's single gold medal at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, marking a joyful comeback story and a transformative moment for the sport.

A former South Korean leader has been sentenced to life in prison for declaring martial law.

The South Korean action/thriller film 'Humint,' directed by Ryoo Seung-wan and starring Zo In-sung, opened on February 11.

A former South Korean leader who declared martial law has been sentenced to life in prison.

A former South Korean leader who declared martial law has been sentenced to life in prison, with major events leading to his conviction being highlighted.

A South Korean leader who declared martial law has been sentenced to life in prison.

A 21-year-old woman in South Korea is accused of using ChatGPT to plan and execute drug-related murders, secretly administering drugs to three men.

More than 42,000 liters of fighter jet fuel were spilled at US Air Force bases in Gunsan, South Korea, last month, with another leak confirmed earlier this month.

South Korea's Ministry of National Defense is exploring the possibility of opening high-ranking military officer positions, traditionally held by military personnel, to civilian public officials.

Seventeen-year-old South Korean ballerina Yeom Da-yeon secured second prize at the prestigious Prix de Lausanne ballet competition in Switzerland, following in her father's footsteps.

South Korea's '5G' curling team is gearing up to face Canada in a crucial match as they aim for a spot in the women's semi-finals.

Government data reveals that over 2,000 schools in South Korea are projected to have 10 or fewer graduates by 2030 due to a continuing decline in the school-age population.

South Korea wins gold in women’s 3,000-meter relay in short track speedskating.

South Korea's annual air traffic volume surpassed 1 million flights last year, primarily due to a significant rise in international travel.

South Korea claimed the women's 3000m speed skating relay gold, while Italy's second-place finish allowed Arianna Fontana to earn her 14th Olympic medal, making history.

Cinema Guild has secured the North American distribution rights for 'The Day She Returns,' the latest feature from acclaimed South Korean auteur Hong Sangsoo, which premiered at Berlinale.

Bayern Munich is reportedly open to the departure of defender Kim Min-jae this summer, as Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur show interest in the South Korean player.

South Korea is moving towards label-free packaging for bottled water, aiming to reduce plastic waste and promote environmental sustainability.

South Korea claims that civilians sent drones into North Korea four times, damaging bilateral ties.

Conversations between parents and elementary school children in South Korea are increasingly focused on academic performance rather than other aspects.

Jeju Island in South Korea is extending its immigrant investor program until 2027, which offers long-term residency to individuals who make sustained investments in the island's leisure sector.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is actively recruiting semiconductor engineers in South Korea to bolster the company's artificial intelligence initiatives, reposting a job notice to attract talent.

Major expressways across South Korea experienced significant congestion as people traveled back home on the final day of the Lunar New Year holiday.

Rival parties in South Korea's National Assembly have confirmed plans to proceed with legislation concerning the country's investment pledges to the United States.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has released a letter from South Korean President Lee Jae Myung responding to her request for additional concerts by the K-pop group BTS.

South Korea's former president has been sentenced to life imprisonment with labor after being found guilty of leading an insurrection, a punishment that has angered some who believe he should have received the death penalty.

Short track speed skaters Kim Gil-li and Choi Min-jeong from South Korea claimed the gold and silver medals respectively in the women's 1,500 meters at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics.

Detroit Tigers outfielder Jahmai Jones has been named to South Korea’s 30-man roster for the 2026 World Baseball Classic, which starts March 5.

South Korean AI startup Motif Technologies has been selected to participate in the government's sovereign artificial intelligence foundation model project.

A former South Korean leader has received a life sentence for declaring martial law.

This article highlights seven key news stories from the week across Hong Kong, mainland China, and the wider Asia region, including concerns over US drone presence and a top neuroscientist's move to Shenzhen.

South Korean ministries and defense firms have signed an official document confirming government support for efforts to win a major Canadian submarine bid.

A former South Korean leader who declared martial law has been sentenced to life in prison.

Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was convicted of orchestrating an insurrection and received a life sentence.

A former South Korean leader has been sentenced to life in prison for declaring martial law, marking a significant legal development in the country.

Athletes at the Milan Cortina Winter Games have elected a South Korean bobsled pilot and an Estonian biathlete to represent them at the International Olympic Committee.

South Korea claimed the women's 3000m speed skating relay gold medal, while Italy finished second, allowing Arianna Fontana to win her 14th Olympic medal, making her the most decorated female Winter Olympian.

South Korean gold medalist Choi Ga-on revealed on Instagram that she sustained three fractures during the women's snowboard event.

The African Ambassadors Group in Seoul met with the CEO of Herald Media Group to discuss ways to strengthen cooperation between Africa and South Korea.

South Korea's proposed online platform law is facing concerns from Washington through diplomatic and trade channels, even before its finalization, due to its potential global impact.

A South Korean cosmetics brand is facing accusations of racism for using the phrase 'cheeks like a Mongolian baby' to promote a blush product.

The South Korean won is experiencing the most significant losses among various Asian currencies.

South Korea has dispatched a working-level delegation to Washington to discuss potential investment projects in the United States.

South Korea's short track team, anchored by Kim Gil-li, celebrated a dramatic gold medal victory in the women's 3,000-meter relay at the Milan-Cortina Winter Games after a close call.

South Korea clinched the women's 3000m speed skating relay gold, while Italy's second-place finish allowed Arianna Fontana to earn her 14th Olympic medal, making history.

A former Steelers star safety is reportedly on the move again and likely to be traded.

Two North Korean soldiers captured in Ukraine have expressed a desire to relocate to South Korea rather than face repercussions for their capture, creating a diplomatic dilemma for Seoul.

South Korean figure skater Cha Jun-hwan revealed he competed at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics with a bad ankle, five days after narrowly missing a medal.

South Korea is pursuing a partial reinstatement of the 2018 inter-Korean military agreement, specifically the no-fly zones, to prevent unauthorized drone flights.

Winspire Business Outsourcing Services Inc., a Philippine fintech company backed by South Korea’s TGS Group, has signed a deal to roll out its digital payment platform CPay in the Philippines.

The South Korean Defense Ministry has dismissed 14 generals as part of an investigation into the December 3 martial law declaration, with more dismissals expected.

Cambodia's Prime Minister has accused Thailand of occupying territory, despite a Trump-brokered ceasefire agreement between the two nations.

South Koreans' investments in overseas stocks nearly tripled in 2025, reaching an all-time high and expanding to a level comparable to domestic investments.