A New Year, and the Question of Our Common Future
As the year ends, we wish our readers peaceful holidays and a hopeful New Year. But the arrival of 2026 invites more than celebration; it asks for reflection. History offers a clear lesson: human and economic progress is fragile where … Continue reading A New Year, and the Question of Our Common Future
Korean program series “BADA: Underwater World”
BERLIN – On May 16, the Korean Cultural Center in Berlin launched its new interactive program series “BADA: Underwater World”, inviting the public to explore the hidden underwater ecosystems of Korea’s seas. Exploring the “Forests of the Sea” South Korea’s … Continue reading Korean program series “BADA: Underwater World”
“Maybe Happy Ending” Sweeps Six Tony Awards
NEW YORK / SEOUL — The Broadway transfer of “Maybe Happy Ending,” a bittersweet love story about two obsolete helper-robots in suburban Seoul, clinched six Tony Awards on Sunday night, including Best Musical, Best Original Score, Best Book, Best Direction … Continue reading “Maybe Happy Ending” Sweeps Six Tony Awards
Thai Royal Couple Pilots Their Own Aircraft to Bhutan
THIMPHU/PARO — In a remarkable blend of royal tradition and personal passion, Thailand’s King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida made global headlines as they personally piloted their Boeing 737-800 to Bhutan’s Paro International Airport, one of the world’s most challenging … Continue reading Thai Royal Couple Pilots Their Own Aircraft to Bhutan
Brunei Celebrates National Day with Grand Festivities
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN – Brunei Darussalam marks its 41st National Day with grand celebrations, reaffirming the nation’s unity, sovereignty, and cultural heritage. Citizens and dignitaries gather to commemorate the historic occasion, symbolizing Brunei’s independence and continued progress. Historical Significance of … Continue reading Brunei Celebrates National Day with Grand Festivities