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Korea's espionage law revision closes one loophole, but opens another for defense exporters
South Korea’s broader espionage law aims to stop technology leaks, but defense firms say vague definitions could expose routine export work to criminal scrutiny.
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Exclusive: SK hynix in talks to buy Intel’s Ohio chip campus for U.S. memory production
The deal would let the Korean chip giant meet Washington's demands for U.S.-based production while giving cash-strapped Intel a lifeline for its struggling foundry business.
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Korean football needs a system, not a star coach
The Korea Football Association must rebuild long-term trust, governance and youth development instead of chasing another short-term sideline savior.
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Learning survival swimming before summer break
Elementary students in Suwon practice floating, treading water and other self-rescue skills as Korea expands survival-swimming classes nationwide before summer break.
