South Korea
South Korea weighs phased role in Hormuz mission after US talks, defense minister says
South Korean Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back told a press conference that he had conveyed Seoul’s position at a meeting with US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on Monday.
El Al opened sales for flights to Argentina
Anti-Iranian regime activists hold global protests denouncing months-long internet outage
South Korea suspends review of Trump's call to participate in 'Project Freedom'
China asks Korea not to export products using rare earths to US defense firms
The letters said Korean companies could face sanctions if they violate the export restrictions, the report said.
South Korea says it fires shots after North Korean soldiers cross demarcation line
On Monday, the South's military said about 1,500 North Koreans were working on barbed wire installations and land work in the demilitarized zone, as the North was conducting military exercises.
South Korean researchers unveil AI that predicts your heart's biological age
Study finds that when biological heart age exceeds chronological age by seven years, risk of death and major cardiovascular events increases sharply.
Trump tariffs on Israel a regression in trade relations: Israeli officials, businesses react
Officials said they were convinced that Israel's decision to cancel Israeli tariffs on US imports would prevent US tariffs on Israel.
Israel vs abroad: How do oppositions act against perceived undemocratic laws?- comment
With protests starting to lose momentum, people are starting to question whether opposition parties are doing enough themselves.
South Korea air force jets accidentally drop bombs on homes, injuring 15
The accident occured in Pocheon, where South Korea and US troops are scheduled to have a joint exercise next week.
Chopin by way of Korea: Pianist Yeon-Min Park brings her take on romantic music to Israel
Park hails from South Korea where she studied under the tutelage of Israeli pianist and educator Dr. Aviram Reichert.
Only two survive after South Korean plane carrying 181 crashes, bursts into flames
179 people have been killed after a Boeing 737-800 aircraft drove off the runway and crashed into a wall at Muan International Airport in South Korea on Sunday, Korean media reported.
Democracy, liberty, and states of emergency: Five lessons from South Korea - opinion
In South Korea, the combination of broad and determined public involvement with functioning institutions that are still democratic seems to be effective and successful at keeping democracy afloat.
Finding her way home: A Jewish-Korean immigrant's experience in paving a future in Israel
Tamar Shoshan, a new immigrant and future lone soldier, embodies the qualities of patience and perseverance through her journey from New York to Israel.
