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
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,
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
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
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
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
Medical · Health
The Ministry of Health and Welfare plans to train an average of 668 doctors annually to work in essential public health services in local areas over the next five years, starting in 2027.
IT · Science
17 domestic humanoids gather at DDP, and Seoul City hosts the 'Seoul AI Festival'
Entertainment · Broadcasting
[SBS My Little Old Boy] Moon Chae-won, to Seo Jang-hoon, who has 4 trillion won(?), says, “Hey, just give me 1 trillion won~” cutely... What will Seo Jang-hoon say?
Education · Society
Jeju RISE: Sharing the Results of "Industry-Academic Cooperation"
Education · Society
Goseong County's Dinosaur Land Shopping Mall Wins Consumer-Friendly Brand Award at the 2026 Korea Consumer Awards for 9 Consecutive Years
Politics · Economy
President Lee Jae-myung: "Price stabilization is urgent... Actively developing and implementing policies to ease the burden on people's livelihoods."
Politics · Economy
President Lee Jae-myung awards the Samjeonggeom sword to a newly promoted brigadier general.
Entertainment · Broadcasting
Fair Play Menarini International Award, 29th Award Ceremony marked by waves of emotion
Entertainment · Broadcasting
The Rose, the first Korean band to perform at Coachella, confirms Seoul concert on August 30 for “Once Upon a WRLD”
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
[Intro] A strategist who reads the deficiencies of the times and writes the future of children Today, the field of education in South Korea stands before a massive wave of 'speed' and 'efficiency.' To achieve a single point, children drift between printed words, and amidst a maze of correct answers, they are forgetting how to ask themselves who they truly are. In this era of chaos, there is a figure who travels back and forth between Busan and Seoul, calling for the 'restoration of the essence of education.' CEO Yoo Jeong- geol. He is a strategist who examines children's "thinking muscles" bey
The International Women's Peace Group (IWPG) Global 4 countries held the '2026 Only Peace Conference' on the 21st at Room 104 of the Busan Eurasia Platform at Busan Station. The event was a great success, with over 100 local citizens and peace activists in attendance. ▲ Group commemorative photo The theme of this conference was 'Voices for Peace: How Women Have Protected Peace.' The presentations emphasized that peace is not a grand discourse, but a value practiced in individual lives and local communities. The message was also conveyed that citizens' awareness and participation are the key dr
490 in 2027, 613 in 2028 and 2029, and 813 in 2030 and beyond. ▲ Positive scale by year [Republic of Korea Education Newspaper] On February 10th at 2:00 PM, the Ministry of Health and Welfare held the 7th "Health and Medical Policy Deliberation Committee" (hereinafter referred to as the "Review Committee") at the Government Complex Seoul (located in Jongno-gu, Seoul). The committee decided to increase the number of physicians trained by an average of 668 per year from 2027 to 2031 at 32 medical schools, excluding Seoul, to strengthen regional, essential, and public medical services. Any additi
Held at DDP from February 28th to March 1st… "Physical AI: Feel It with Your Body" ▲ Seoul AI Festival 2026 Poster [Korea Education Newspaper] Seventeen domestic humanoid robots capable of walking, moving their arms, and understanding human speech will gather at Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP). The Seoul Metropolitan Government announced that it will host the "Seoul AI Festival 2026" at DDP Art Hall 1 for two days, from February 28 to March 1. This event, themed “AI spoke to me – Physical AI in everyday life that you can feel with your body,” is a participatory festival designed to allow citizen
Moon Chae-won, the icon of first love, returns to SBS's "My Little Old Boy" after five years! "I thought I was a doll," she says, her real-life beauty amazes the studio. ▲ [SBS My Little Old Boy] [Republic of Korea Education Newspaper] On the March 1st broadcast of SBS' 'My Little Old Boy' (hereafter 'My Little Old Boy'), actress Moon Chae-won, the 'icon of first love', will appear as a special MC and is expected to fill the studio with excitement. When Moon Chae-won recently appeared in the recording studio for SBS's "My Little Old Boy," the "Mom Avengers" were in awe, saying, "I thought a do
Jeju Island discussed key achievements and future plans at the 2025 Jeju RISE Project Performance Forum. ▲ 2025 Jeju RISE Achievement Forum Opening Ceremony [Republic of Korea Education Newspaper] Jeju Special Self-Governing Province held the '2025 Jeju RISE Project Achievement Forum' at the Jeju Halla Convention Center on the afternoon of the 26th. This event was designed to share the first year's achievements of the Jeju Regional Innovation Centered University Support System (RISE) project with Jeju residents and to enhance the execution of the cooperative system between the region, universi