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Deepfake Pornography Leads to Conviction in South Korea
A South Korean university student, Roma, was targeted with deepfake pornography, prompting her to conduct her own investigation, leading to the arrest and conviction of two perpetrators who were sentenced to 9 and 3.5 years in prison, respectively, while highlighting the broader issue of deepfake ab...
Deepfake Pornography Leads to Conviction in South Korea
A South Korean university student, Roma, was targeted with deepfake pornography, prompting her to conduct her own investigation, leading to the arrest and conviction of two perpetrators who were sentenced to 9 and 3.5 years in prison, respectively, while highlighting the broader issue of deepfake ab...
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28% Bias Score
Deep Divisions Mark South Korea's Upcoming Election
South Korea's June 3rd election is highly contested following former President Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment for declaring martial law in December 2024, exposing deep societal divisions fueled by historical factors, media consumption habits, and generational gaps.
Deep Divisions Mark South Korea's Upcoming Election
South Korea's June 3rd election is highly contested following former President Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment for declaring martial law in December 2024, exposing deep societal divisions fueled by historical factors, media consumption habits, and generational gaps.
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44% Bias Score
Moon Jae-in Indicted on Bribery Charges
South Korean prosecutors indicted former President Moon Jae-in on bribery charges, alleging that a budget airline paid \$151,705 in bribes to his son-in-law for a no-show job from 2018-2020, adding to the pattern of South Korean leaders facing trials after leaving office.
Moon Jae-in Indicted on Bribery Charges
South Korean prosecutors indicted former President Moon Jae-in on bribery charges, alleging that a budget airline paid \$151,705 in bribes to his son-in-law for a no-show job from 2018-2020, adding to the pattern of South Korean leaders facing trials after leaving office.
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40% Bias Score
Hyundai Inster Wins "World Electric Vehicle 2025" Award
Hyundai's Inster, a compact electric city SUV with a 49 kWh battery offering 370 km range and fast-charging capabilities, won the "World Electric Vehicle 2025" award at the New York International Auto Show, marking Hyundai's fourth consecutive year winning a World Car Award.
Hyundai Inster Wins "World Electric Vehicle 2025" Award
Hyundai's Inster, a compact electric city SUV with a 49 kWh battery offering 370 km range and fast-charging capabilities, won the "World Electric Vehicle 2025" award at the New York International Auto Show, marking Hyundai's fourth consecutive year winning a World Car Award.
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South Korea's Richest 2025: Net Worths Fall Amidst Political Turmoil
The collective net worth of South Korea's 50 richest individuals fell to $99 billion in 2025 from $115 billion in 2024 due to political instability, US tariffs, and varied company performances, with Michael Kim reclaiming the top spot despite a slight decrease in his net worth.
South Korea's Richest 2025: Net Worths Fall Amidst Political Turmoil
The collective net worth of South Korea's 50 richest individuals fell to $99 billion in 2025 from $115 billion in 2024 due to political instability, US tariffs, and varied company performances, with Michael Kim reclaiming the top spot despite a slight decrease in his net worth.
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36% Bias Score
South Korea Military Faces Leadership Crisis Amidst Political Turmoil
South Korea's armed forces are facing a leadership crisis due to political turmoil and inadequate training, following former President Yoon Suk Yeol's December 3rd martial law declaration that led to his impeachment and ongoing trial. Incidents such as an accidental bombing and a drone-helicopter co...
South Korea Military Faces Leadership Crisis Amidst Political Turmoil
South Korea's armed forces are facing a leadership crisis due to political turmoil and inadequate training, following former President Yoon Suk Yeol's December 3rd martial law declaration that led to his impeachment and ongoing trial. Incidents such as an accidental bombing and a drone-helicopter co...
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52% Bias Score
East Asian Nations Forge Tech Alliance to Counter US Tariffs
Amid rising US protectionism, experts advocate for a strengthened technological alliance among China, Japan, and South Korea, focusing on AI, robotics, and autonomous driving, to counter US tariffs and foster economic growth, proposing joint development and a new economic cooperation framework.
East Asian Nations Forge Tech Alliance to Counter US Tariffs
Amid rising US protectionism, experts advocate for a strengthened technological alliance among China, Japan, and South Korea, focusing on AI, robotics, and autonomous driving, to counter US tariffs and foster economic growth, proposing joint development and a new economic cooperation framework.
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52% Bias Score
Moon Jae-in Indicted on Corruption Charges Ahead of South Korean Election
Former South Korean President Moon Jae-in has been indicted on corruption charges for allegedly accepting over €133,000 in bribes from Thai Eastar Jet founder Lee Sang-jik, who provided Moon's former son-in-law with a paid position and financial support between 2018 and 2020; the indictment comes be...
Moon Jae-in Indicted on Corruption Charges Ahead of South Korean Election
Former South Korean President Moon Jae-in has been indicted on corruption charges for allegedly accepting over €133,000 in bribes from Thai Eastar Jet founder Lee Sang-jik, who provided Moon's former son-in-law with a paid position and financial support between 2018 and 2020; the indictment comes be...
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Japanese Lawmakers Visit Yasukuni Shrine, Sparking Regional Tensions
A cross-party group of approximately 70 Japanese lawmakers visited the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo on Tuesday for its spring festival, despite criticism from China and South Korea due to the shrine's association with Japan's wartime past and the honoring of convicted war criminals.
Japanese Lawmakers Visit Yasukuni Shrine, Sparking Regional Tensions
A cross-party group of approximately 70 Japanese lawmakers visited the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo on Tuesday for its spring festival, despite criticism from China and South Korea due to the shrine's association with Japan's wartime past and the honoring of convicted war criminals.
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Potential Tariffs Spark Panic Buying in US Cosmetics Market
President Trump's potential 25% tariff on South Korean cosmetics and 24% on Japanese imports is causing panic buying at stores like Senti Senti in Brooklyn, which imports almost all of its products from these countries; this follows a recent 90-day pause on new tariffs.
Potential Tariffs Spark Panic Buying in US Cosmetics Market
President Trump's potential 25% tariff on South Korean cosmetics and 24% on Japanese imports is causing panic buying at stores like Senti Senti in Brooklyn, which imports almost all of its products from these countries; this follows a recent 90-day pause on new tariffs.
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32% Bias Score
Asia's Tourist Information Centers Thrive While Europe's Decline
While Europe closes tourist information centers due to the rise of digital resources, Asia is experiencing a surge, particularly in Japan and South Korea, because Asian travelers prefer structured guidance and personalized interaction over self-guided digital approaches.
Asia's Tourist Information Centers Thrive While Europe's Decline
While Europe closes tourist information centers due to the rise of digital resources, Asia is experiencing a surge, particularly in Japan and South Korea, because Asian travelers prefer structured guidance and personalized interaction over self-guided digital approaches.
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48% Bias Score
Yoon Suk Yeol's Insurrection Trial Opens in South Korea
South Korea's impeached former president, Yoon Suk Yeol, is on trial for insurrection in Seoul Central District Court, facing charges related to his six-hour martial law declaration on December 3rd, which he claims was a "message" to alert the public to opposition actions, while prosecutors argue it...
Yoon Suk Yeol's Insurrection Trial Opens in South Korea
South Korea's impeached former president, Yoon Suk Yeol, is on trial for insurrection in Seoul Central District Court, facing charges related to his six-hour martial law declaration on December 3rd, which he claims was a "message" to alert the public to opposition actions, while prosecutors argue it...
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32% Bias Score
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