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North Korea’s most bizarre provocation against its rival in years included flying hundreds of balloons carrying trash and manure toward South Korea.
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Making babies in South Korea just became a very lucrative side hustle.
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When Gangnam Style dropped in 2012, the whole planet woop whooped along with Psy as the hit sent musical shockwaves across all continents and cultures. It was one of those ‘viral songs’ that almost everyone liked, something that was universally welcomed post-Makarena.
South Koreans become younger under new law, Brewery leak turns Japanese sea red, New details around Epstein death, and Elon Musk touts Ketamine for depression.
There’s a new epicentre of luxury spending and it’s not New York, Milan, Shanghai or Abu Dhabi.
At the time of his appearance on Korea’s Got Talent, Choi was compared to Susan Boyle, and seemingly had the world at his feet.
‘Squid Game: The Challenge’ will be hitting our screens on Netflix this coming November, and no, there won’t be any killing of contestants in the new reality show. Bummer.
This is such a wholesome moment that one could almost forget about politics for a moment.
If ‘The Fast and the Furious’, ‘Baby Driver’, and ‘Ocean’s 11’ had a threesome in South Korea, this blockbuster action heist movie would eventually pop out.
The airline’s VP was served some macadamia nuts before take-off, which quickly turned into a whole debacle fit for a Netflix drama.
Behold, the ‘kosk’ – a portmanteau of “mask” and the Korean word for nose, “ko”.
Seoul Milk’s unfortunate ad is wrong on multiple levels, as it depicts a man spying on women who suddenly morph into dairy-producing cattle.
Young South Korean couples are redefining romantic gestures by giving their partners stock gift cards instead of the usual cliched stuff.
One night out, and nearly 80 new coronavirus cases – South Korea’s relaxing of lockdown measures backfired pretty quickly.
One of K-pop’s biggest bands, BIGBANG, has been shown to have sinister connections to rape-themed chat groups, sexual bribery, and prostitution.
If you thought the falling of the Berlin wall made for teary reunions, how about being reunited after nearly seven decades?
When Korean Air Lines Flight 858 blew up in 1987, a North Korean spy was captured. Now she has a stern warning for all as the Winter Olympics heads to South Korea in February.
During an attempt to defect from his native North Korea, a soldier was wounded and rescued by soldiers from the south. He survived, and the whole ordeal was caught on camera.
As schedules in the south get busier and busier, stressed out and exhausted Koreans are looking for anything to “fast heal”. Ever heard of the nap cafe?
Since North Korea and America are almost at war, the BBC published a few charts looking at the current state of the “socialist” nation. They make for interesting reading.
Latte art might be a somewhat tired trend, but what this South Korean can do with a cup of coffee is nothing short of remarkable. Challenge set, Cape Town.
South Korea’s new president, Moon Jae-in has brought along a new bodyguard for protection. He quickly became the latest Internet crush as Twitter went off.
The saying goes that ‘cash is king’, but over in South Korea they’re kind of over their coins. So how are they going to handle cutting the small guys out of the equation?
We may have our own evil dictator to the north, but at least he doesn’t claim to have access to nuclear weapons. South Korea now have a plan.