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  1. THE Bureau of Immigration

    Fugitive South Korean falls

    BI officers arrested a South Korean fugitive in Cavite wanted over an alleged illegal online gambling network that reportedly generated KRW 5.33 trillion in…

    Neil Alcober·

  2. SOUTH Korea targets Asian Games glory after ruling the 2026 AVC Women’s Volleyball Cup.

    South Korean spikers eye Asian Games glory

    Fresh off an unbeaten AVC Women’s Volleyball Cup title run, South Korea is riding a wave of confidence as it sets its sights on reclaiming a podium finish at…

    Mark Escarlote·

  3. VETERAN Incheon International Airport executive Jong Hoon ‘John’ Kim, who had served as airport security management and had helped in Incheon's fourth-phase expansion, is the New NAIA Infra Corporation chief operating officer, managing airport operations, including passenger flow, security, cargo handling and facilities management.

    South Korean airport executive joins NAIA overhaul

    The new NNIC COO, Jong Hoon Kim, spent nearly 30 years at Incheon International Airport, helping prepare Incheon’s fourth phase expansion; he was most recently…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  4. BI arrests South Korean fugitive

    BI arrests South Korean fugitive

    The Bureau of Immigration arrested South Korean fugitive Seong Jeonghu in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, in coordination with Interpol and South Korean…

    Neil Alcober·

  5. South Korean law regulating AI takes effect

    South Korean law regulating AI takes effect

    South Korea’s landmark AI Basic Act takes full effect, regulating generative AI and deepfakes, requiring transparency and labeling, and positioning the country…

    Agence France-Presse·

  6. South Korean law regulating AI takes effect

    South Korean law regulating AI takes effect

    South Korea enforces the world’s first comprehensive AI law targeting deepfakes, mandating clear labeling of generative AI content as global scrutiny over AI…

    Agence France-Presse·

  7. A PROTESTER calling for the ouster of then South Korea President Yoon Suk Yeol punches an effigy of him after the result of the second martial law impeachment vote outside the National Assembly in Seoul on 14 December 2024.

    South Korean ex-leader jailed for 5 years

    The former leader has remained defiant, saying his martial law declaration was a lawful exercise of his presidential authority.

    Agence France-Presse·