well... news

businesskorea.co.kr

• Korean Won Pierces 1,500 Per Dollar for First Time Since Global Financial Crisis
• KOSPI Fell Below 5,500 Level, Triggering Sidecar for Second Day
• Hyundai Expands ‘Dark Factory’ Strategy to Logistics Warehouses
• Hyundai, Kia Sales Decline Triggers Stock Volatility Warning
• Semiconductor Adjustment Triggers Industrial Production Decline
• Korean Firms Operate 140 Subsidiaries in Middle East
• Huawei Surpasses Connectivity Goal for Remote Areas
• Hankook Tire Hosts ‘2025 Proactive Awards’ to Celebrate Employee Innovation Achievements
• SKT and Panmnesia Sign Partnership to Innovate AI Data Center Architecture, Enhancing Cost Efficiency and Performance
• Changes in the Ruling Power’s Attitude is Key for Success in Tariff Negotiations with the U.S.
• Global Funds Aggressively Pursue Korean Company Tender Offers
• EU Mandates More Local Parts for Electric Vehicles

en.yna.co.kr

• Today in Korean history
• Short-selling transactions up by over 500 bln won amid Middle East tensions
• Yonhap News Summary
• (WBC) Australian shortstop impressed with KBO teammate for S. Korea
• Gov't monitoring FX market with alertness amid won weakness: finance chief
• (WBC) S. Korea manager praises players' mindset on eve of 1st game
• (WBC) Australia manager ready to lean into pitchers' KBO experience vs. S. Korea
• Over 200 people with criminal records worked as sports coaches from 2020-2024: audit
• Seoul shares down 8 pct late Wed. morning on Middle East tensions
• IPO proceeds in S. Korea rise 15 pct on-year in 2025: data
• Institutions' foreign securities holdings hit record high in 2025: BOK
• (2nd LD) N. Korea to elect representatives to Supreme People's Assembly this month following key party congress

english.chosun.com

• Luxury Label Addicts Are Getting Younger
• Japan Lifts Operational Ban on Fukushima Nuclear Plant Owners
• NYT Files Copyright Lawsuit Against AI Tech Companies
• Today's Photo: December 28, 2023
• Today's Photo: December 28, 2023
• Today's Photo: December 28, 2023
• Hotels' Gourmet Kimchi Takes off
• Nearly 10% of Over-30s Suffer from Diabetes
• Sweden Edges Closer to NATO After Vote in Turkish Parliamentary Commission
• Apple Watch Import Ban Goes into Effect in U.S. Patent Clash
• Today's Photo: December 27, 2023
• Today's Photo: December 27, 2023

english.hani.co.kr

• Iran’s all-out reprisals could drag Gulf, European states into war
• Kim Jong-un, confident in nuclear deterrent, appears in public amid US strikes on Iran
• Can Trump’s carrot and stick approach avoid a protracted war with Iran?
• [Exclusive] South Korean unit drilled paramotor, submersible raids into North for months ahead of martial law declaration
• Middle East edges toward regional war as Hezbollah, others wade into Iran’s conflict with US, Israel
• [Editorial] Attack on Iranian girls’ school is an indefensible crime against humanity
• [Editorial] Trump’s unjustified war with Iran threatens chaos for us all
• [Column] What a Korean man’s foiled plan to seek assisted death in Switzerland reveals
• [Column] This is what accountability looks like
• [Book review] Does Trump’s belligerence represent the death throes of US hegemony?
• [Guest essay] Korea is a ‘content’ powerhouse — is AI about to change that?
• Coupang’s operating profit plunges 97% in Q4 in wake of major data breach

kedglobal.com

koreaherald.com

• Yoon Suk Yeol's appellate trial commences for obstructing arrest
• HD Construction hosts operator challenge at Conexpo 2026
• YG Entertainment to debut new boy group this fall
• KNU to become first Korean public university to launch overseas franchise program
• Airline, travel industries scramble with fallout
• Trump says US Navy could escort tankers, Iran aimed to strike first
• Macron orders France's nuclear-powered aircraft carrier to Mediterranean
• US turns up heat on Venezuela with threat to indict new leader Delcy Rodriguez
• Syria sends thousands of troops to Lebanon
• For Tino Sehgal, art lives in encounters between people
• Navy chief penalized for his role in Yoon's martial law
• Baby Dont Cry to unveil 1st EP

koreatimes.co.kr

• Short-selling transactions up by over $338 mil. amid Middle East tensions
• 'It's too warm': Greenland's fishermen are under threat from climate change
• Gov't monitoring FX market with alertness amid won weakness: finance chief
• Australian shortstop impressed with KBO teammate for Korea
• Korea manager praises players' mindset on eve of 1st game
• Iranian model in Korea explains why some Iranians seem happy about strikes on Tehran
• Australia manager ready to lean into pitchers' KBO experience vs. Korea
• Over 200 people with criminal records worked as sports coaches from 2020-2024: audit
• After 20 years in Korea, former ‘Global Talk Show’ star Eva Popiel becomes a Korean citizen
• Blind Korean YouTuber volunteers for Musk’s Neuralink vision trial
• The state of Trump
• What we lose when we stop talking

world.kbs.co.kr

• Gov’t: S. Korea’s Oil, Gas Reserves Sufficient to Prevent Supply Disruptions in Short Term
• Chief of Naval Operations Kang Dong-gil Resigns after Disciplinary Action over Martial Law Involvement
• Trump Declares Plans to Levy Different Tariffs on Different Countries after Supreme Court Decision
• Industrial Output Falls for First Time in 3 Months amid Slowdown in Semiconductor Production
• Exchange Rate Briefly Breaks 1,500 Won per Dollar Early Wednesday amid Mideast Tensions
• KOSPI Plunges below 5,500 amid Escalating Tensions after Attacks on Iran
• S. Korea, Philippines to Expand Cooperation on Nuclear Power Plants, Critical Minerals
• Almost 140 Flee Iran, Israel in S. Korean Evacuations
• Lawmaker, Ex-Seoul Council Member Detained in Election Bribery Case
• Embassy Evacuating Koreans from Iran
• Seoul Court Reviewing Pretrial Detention of Rep. Kang Sun-woo
• Trump Says US Military Ready to Operate in Iran As Long As Necessary