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The Fall of Coffee Shops: A Bitter Taste of Overcompetition
In recent years, South Korea has been known for its thriving coffee culture. Cafés fill the streets of every city, from major franchises to small independent shops. With a high demand for coffee and a growing café-loving population, opening a coffee shop once seemed like a smart business decision. However, what was once viewed as a golden opportunity has now become a harsh reality for many owners. Due to overcompetition and market saturation, coffee shops are closing down at an alarming rate — a silent crisis hiding behind the aroma of espresso. South Korea ranks among the top countries in cof
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- 2025-06-10 17:44
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Sinkholes: A Silent Threat Beneath Our Feet
When people imagine natural disasters, they often think of earthquakes, floods, or typhoons. However, one of the most surprising and dangerous threats can occur without warning, right beneath our feet. That threat is a sinkhole — a sudden collapse of the ground that can swallow roads, cars, and even buildings. As urban areas grow and underground construction becomes more common, sinkholes are becoming an increasingly serious social issue that requires awareness and prevention. A sinkhole is a hole in the ground caused by the collapse of the surface layer. While some sinkholes form naturally, m
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- 2025-06-10 17:26
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The Power of Change: Why Electric Vehicles Are the Future
In a world facing serious environmental challenges, the way we travel is becoming more important than ever. Cars are everywhere, but traditional vehicles that run on gasoline or diesel release large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO₂), one of the biggest causes of climate change. That’s why electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining global attention. These cars are not just a trend — they are a smart, clean, and exciting solution for the future. First, electric vehicles are better for the environment. Unlike regular cars, EVs do not produce harmful gases while driving. According to environmental studies,
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- 2025-06-10 17:18
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Korea’s Shrinking Population: A Silent Crisis for the Future
In recent years, South Korea has become known for its rapid economic development, high-tech industries, and strong education system. However, behind this success lies a quiet but serious problem: a rapidly declining population. With fewer babies being born and more people growing old, Korea now faces a national challenge that could affect every part of its society — from schools and workplaces to the economy and the future of its young people. The most alarming sign of this issue is South Korea’s world-low fertility rate. In 2023, the average number of children a woman is expected to have in h
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- 2025-06-10 14:40
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Gender Inequality: Why Equal Opportunities Still Matter
In many ways, our world has made progress in giving boys and girls the same chances. But the truth is, gender inequality still exists — in schools, in the workplace, and even in daily life. It's a problem that affects not just girls, but everyone. What Is Gender Inequality?Gender inequality means that people are treated unfairly just because they are male or female. This can happen when one gender is given more rights, respect, or opportunities than the other. For example, in some countries, girls may not be allowed to go to school. In others, women are paid less than men for doing the same jo
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- 2025-06-10 14:28
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FAKE NEWS: How Misinformation Is Changing the Way We Think
In today’s fast-moving digital world, anyone can share news with the click of a button. But not everything we see online is true. From fake headlines to edited photos and misleading videos, misinformation is spreading faster than ever — and it’s becoming a serious problem in our society. What Is Fake News?Fake news is false information that is made to look like real news. It can be completely made-up, exaggerated, or written in a way that tricks people. Some fake news is spread to make money, while other types are shared to create fear, confusion, or influence people’s opinions. For example, d
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- 2025-06-10 14:22
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Sharp Rise in Illness Reports Among Young Children — Prevention Is Key!
Health officials have announced that the number of illness reports has increased by 2.5 times compared to the same period last year. The rise is especially noticeable among children under 10 years old, with many cases coming from group facilities such as daycare centers and kindergartens. Experts emphasize that proper hygiene and prevention are more important than ever in places where children live and learn together. Group Facilities Require Careful ManagementDaycare centers and kindergartens bring many children together each day. This makes it easier for illnesses to spread quickly. To prote
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- 2025-06-10 01:42
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The Ancient Mayan Civilization
Who Were the Maya?The ancient Maya were a powerful civilization that lived in Central America. They built great cities and had an advanced culture. The Maya lived in what is now southern Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, and parts of Honduras and El Salvador. The Maya civilization began more than 3,000 years ago and reached its peak between AD 250 and 900. Mayan Cities and PyramidsThe Maya built amazing cities with large stone pyramids, palaces, and temples. Some famous cities include Tikal, Copán, and Chichén Itzá. In the center of each city was a great plaza for ceremonies. The Maya used huge stone
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- 2025-06-10 01:38
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AI: The Technology That Thinks
Artificial Intelligence — or AI — is one of the most exciting and powerful technologies of our time. Once just an idea from science fiction, AI is now part of our daily lives, from smart assistants on our phones to self-driving cars. But what exactly is AI, and how is it changing the world? At its core, AI is about creating machines that can think, learn, and solve problems. Traditional computers follow fixed instructions, but AI systems can adapt. They use data to learn and make decisions. For example, when you stream music or shop online, AI recommends songs or products you might like, based
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- 2025-06-10 01:33
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Earthquakes: When the Ground Shakes
What Is an Earthquake?An earthquake happens when the ground suddenly shakes. This shaking is caused by movements inside the Earth. The Earth’s surface is made of large pieces of rock called tectonic plates. These plates are always moving, but very slowly. Sometimes, the plates push against each other and get stuck. Over time, a lot of energy builds up. When the plates finally move, the energy is released as an earthquake. The ground can shake a little or a lot — depending on how much energy is released. How Do We Measure Earthquakes?Scientists use a tool called a seismograph to measure earthqu
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- 2025-06-10 01:25
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Entertainment · Broadcasting
Fair Play Menarini International Award, 29th Award Ceremony marked by waves of emotion
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Entertainment · Broadcasting
The Rose, the first Korean band to perform at Coachella, confirms Seoul concert on August 30 for “Once Upon a WRLD”
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Culture · Events
Incheon Port Authority kicks off the 6th Incheon International Marine Forum in Songdo, Incheon, to look into the future of the global marine industry
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Culture · Events
Seocho Symphony Orchestra to hold performances in Berlin, Germany, and London, England, commemorating the 80th anniversary of liberation and the 75th anniversary of the Korean War
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Culture · Events
Gyeonggi Province to hold its largest job fair for middle-aged and older workers on the 9th. 1,000 jobs to be filled.
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International
Jeju's soul resonates in Rome... Singing of the pain and reconciliation of Jeju 4·3
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International
Seoul City establishes a foothold for K-Beauty and fashion to enter the European market, promoting Milan as a base
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Medical · Health
Korean Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Increase in hand, foot, and mouth disease among infants and young children! Follow preventive measures and maintain good hygiene to stay healthy.
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Medical · Health
Korean Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Injured patients account for the largest proportion of hospitalized patients; falls are the main cause
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Medical · Health
WHO and international health experts visit Wanju local food production sites
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Seong Ki-sun's Book Launch Event ‘Education in Turmoil’...Seeking Hope for Public Education Through Basic, Relationship, Growth (BRG)
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JP EDU - Hidden Opportunities in Japan: English-Taught International Studies Programs Open Doors to Prestigious Universities
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