Jung Da-hyun
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Gender ministry to focus on tangible improvements for everyday life - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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The Ministry of Gender Equality and Family announced Thursday that it will roll out a range of measures aimed at bringing tangible changes to everyday life. The ministry was expanded and reorganized on Oct. 1 last year with a broader mandate to promote gender equality for both women and men and ensure equal rights and opportunities regardless of gender. “Over the past year, we focused on rebuilding the foundation for gender equality policies and bringing government support closer to those in nee
Busan shark becomes tourist sensation, but stirs concerns over warming seas - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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A shark unexpectedly stranded in an artificial waterway at Busan’s North Port has become a sensation, drawing more than half a million visitors — but experts and environmental groups warn that the frenzy risks turning the animal into a spectacle while overlooking what its unusual appearance may signal about a changing marine environment. The shark has remained in the artificial waterway at North Port for 12 days as of Tuesday. More than 483,000 people visited the park during the Chuseok holiday
Plan to serve airline meals to deportees divides immigration officials - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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A proposal to upgrade meals for foreigners awaiting deportation at Incheon International Airport has divided immigration officials, with front-line officers raising safety concerns and some questioning whether better food is appropriate for those ordered to leave Korea for violating the law. According to immigration authorities, Sunday, the Incheon Airport Immigration Office under the Ministry of Justice is considering providing in-flight meal boxes to foreign nationals awaiting deportation thro
[INTERVIEW] Don't outsource your thinking to AI, NUS president warns - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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This is the fifth in a series of interviews as The Korea Times speaks with leading university presidents across the globe to examine how institutions are redefining education, research and international collaboration in an era shaped by artificial intelligence, demographic shifts and geopolitical uncertainty. The series is supported by the Korea Press Foundation's Press Promotion Fund. SINGAPORE — National University of Singapore (NUS) has built its global competitiveness not only on research ex
Seoul targets more lodging as it aims for 30 mil. foreign tourists - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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The Seoul Metropolitan Government plans to reassess whether the capital has enough accommodations to keep pace with a rapid rise in international visitors, as it works toward its goal of attracting 30 million foreign tourists annually by 2030. The city will recalculate future room demand and examine ways to expand lodging capacity in major tourist areas, amid concerns that the current supply may fall short as visitor numbers continue to climb. Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon called for a review of accomm
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