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As Washington seeks reliable partners to stabilize global defense supply chains, South Korea is stepping into new territory
Kia has surpassed one million electric vehicle (EV) charging points across Europe, marking a major milestone in its
As U.S. companies contend with high interest rates and uneven growth, South Korea’s industrial heavyweights – Samsung, SK
(Photo=MotionElements) Samsung Electronics, South Korea’s largest technology company and the world’s biggest memory chipmaker, has emerged as the dominant leader in the country’s AI competitiveness rankings, but its global standing remains modest compared to U.S. and Chinese tech giants. According to new data released by corporate research firm CEO Score, a Seoul-based analytics company that tracks management performance and corporate
Photo=MotionElements E-Cigarettes: South Korean Teens Underestimating Risks Amid Trendy Marketing South Korea is sounding the alarm over how teenagers perceive e-cigarettes, warning that slick marketing is convincing many to see them as safe alternatives rather than tobacco products. A new government-commissioned study found that nearly 40% of surveyed students—from elementary through high school—believe e-cigarettes are either a substitute for traditional
Photo=Chipotle Facebook Chipotle Mexican Grill is finally heading to South Korea. The California-born fast-casual chain announced plans to open its very first Seoul location in the first half of 2026, a long-awaited move that could mark the beginning of a serious push into Asia. The expansion comes through a partnership with SPC Group, one of South Korea’s biggest food conglomerates
(Photo=Hanwha Aerospace) South Korean aerospace manufacturer Hanwha Aerospace has launched a partnership with Poland's military academy to train defense specialists, as the company strengthens comprehensive defense cooperation with Poland to secure technical personnel and build a foundation for long-term projects while expanding its influence in the European defense market. According to Hanwha Aerospace Europe on Monday, the company launched an
(Photo=Kai) Malaysia’s fighter procurement strategy is taking an unexpected turn, and it could have ripple effects on the global defense market. Defense Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin recently revealed that the 18 FA-50 light attack aircraft ordered from Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) simply won’t be enough to cover the country’s operational needs. He admitted Malaysia is now considering expanding
