Choi Eunmi, a research fellow at the 아산 Institute for Policy Studies talks about the current and future of diplomatic relations between Korea and Japan

The Jeju Air crash and examine the broader issues surrounding recurring accidents involving the Boeing 737 series, including malfunctions and mid-flight door detachments.

The Jeju Air plane crash, where all 179 victims have been identified, and the ongoing investigation into whether a bird strike or other factors caused Korea's deadliest aviation accident.

The recent fall of the Assad regime in Syria, as opposition forces took control of the capital, ending decades of Baath Party rule and a 13-year civil war, sparking hope and uncertainty both within the country and globally.

The ongoing concerns over President Yoon Suk-yeol’s botched martial law and its disruptive impact on Korea’s foreign relations and diplomatic efforts, particularly in light of the incoming Trump administration.

Paige Aniyah Morris, the acclaimed literary translator who rendered Han Kang’s novel 'We Do Not Part' into English, is a distinguished writer and educator, recognized with accolades from the Fulbright Program and the American Literary Translators Association.

The latest developments impacting the South Korea-US alliance, including Trump's second term, North Korea's troop deployment to Russia, and President Yoon Suk-yeol's unexpected martial law enactment and lifting, all coinciding with the 46th anniversary of the ROK-US Combined Forces.

The global "attention crisis," exploring why teenagers can focus for just 65 seconds and adults for only three minutes, with insights from author Johann Hari.