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41 noticiasSurvey: 41% of Korean nurses faced rights violations; 76% took no action
A Korean Nurses Association survey of 2,105 nurses at medical institutions found 41.0% experienced human rights violations in the past year, most often verbal abuse, according to Newsis and Yonhap. Of those affected, 76.4% took no action, a…
Tesla lidera las ventas de autos importados en Corea por octavo mes y la cuota de vehículos eléctricos supera la mitad
Tesla vendió 12.372 automóviles de pasajeros importados en Corea del Sur en septiembre, su octavo mes consecutivo en el primer lugar entre las marcas importadas, según datos de la Korea Automobile Importers and Distributors Association (KAI…
Macron convoca una reunión de emergencia por las protestas estudiantiles en Francia
El presidente francés, Emmanuel Macron, convocó la noche del 6 de octubre una reunión de emergencia con ministros por las protestas estudiantiles en todo el país, en la que participaron el primer ministro, Sébastien Lecornu, y el ministro d…
South Korea state housing guarantee firm dismisses employee over YouTube use and fortune-telling side job
The Korea Housing & Urban Guarantee Corporation (HUG) dismissed an employee for neglect of duty after an audit found he spent working hours on YouTube and ran a paid fortune-telling consultation business, according to data a ruling-party la…
Tesla nears 100,000 Korea imports as BYD passes 20,000
Imported passenger car registrations in South Korea rose 6.3% year on year in September to 34,904 units, with year-to-date registrations up 24.1% to 279,729, according to the Korea Automobile Importers and Distributors Association (KAIDA). …
Rescue kittens explore Sea Life aquarium at Mall of America
About two dozen rescue kittens from the Twin Cities-based Bitty Kitty Brigade spent nearly two hours at the Sea Life aquarium at the Mall of America, in a suburb of Minneapolis, before it opened to the public. The visit, the group's sixth a…
Putin and Sobyanin open Moscow electric battery cluster with two gigafactories
President Vladimir Putin, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin and Rosatom head Alexei Likhachev took part in opening the Moscow electric battery cluster in the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone on Tuesday, ahead of Moscow Industry Day. Offi…
France suspends lycée lessons as high-school protests hit 1,800 schools
Protests by high-school students in France on Tuesday affected around 1,800 lycées, according to RIA Novosti, while AFP, cited by TASS, reported that classes were suspended in nearly 900 senior schools — about a quarter of the country's tot…
Francia suspende las clases en los liceos mientras las protestas estudiantiles entran en su tercera semana
Las protestas de estudiantes de secundaria en Francia alcanzaron su mayor escala el 6 de octubre, en su tercera semana, con manifestaciones en todo el país y enfrentamientos con la policía en Lyon, Estrasburgo y Rennes, informó RBC. Un sind…
Protestas de estudiantes en Francia: el Ministerio del Interior cuenta 250.000, los organizadores reclaman 450.000
Escolares y estudiantes protestaron este martes en toda Francia, con el Ministerio del Interior contabilizando más de 250.000 participantes a nivel nacional y 56.000 en París, mientras que TASS informó de casi 260.000 en total. Los organiza…
Putin says Russia to meet most battery demand by 2030
President Vladimir Putin said Russia will be able to cover most of its domestic demand for batteries by 2030, speaking at the opening of the first complex in a battery production cluster in Moscow, according to Kommersant. He called for a r…
Gwangju shop pulls menu name seen as disparaging May 18 uprising
A bar-restaurant in Dongmyeong-dong, Dong-gu, Gwangju, sold a tteokgalbi dish topped with ketchup under the name “피떡갈비”, a term used in some online far-right communities to mock or belittle the May 18 Democratic Uprising. After a social med…
Trump blames France student protests on “out of control mass migration”
President Donald Trump said on Truth Social that the student protests across France were “about Islam wanting to take over a once great Country,” not about schools. The remarks came as France’s Interior Ministry counted 266,000 demonstrator…
Anseong expands youth safe-return taxi pilot citywide, adds grade 2 students
Anseong, in Gyeonggi Province, expanded its youth safe-return taxi programme from Oct 6 to cover the whole city and to include high school second- and third-year students, after starting the pilot on Oct 1. Students pay the 1,500-won city b…
Honda N-BOX tops Japan first-half new-car sales for fifth straight year
Honda’s N-BOX kei car was Japan’s best-selling new car by model in the first half of fiscal 2026 (April–September), at 101,564 units, up 3.7% year on year, taking the top first-half spot for a fifth consecutive year, according to figures an…
World Vision says 3,000 joined Busan 6K run; Hongjoong virtual run set for November
World Vision said 3,000 people took part in its Global 6K Marathon in Busan on October 3 at Dadaepo Beach Park, bringing this year’s Seoul and Busan events to 8,000 participants. Runners covered 6 kilometres, which the NGO says is the avera…
Jinan County, Jeonbuk Development Corp sign deal for 120 half-price rental homes
Jinan County and the Jeonbuk Development Corporation signed an agreement on Oct. 6 for a “Jeonbuk-type half-price housing” project of 120 public rental units in Gunsang-ri, Jinan-eup, aimed at young people and newly married couples among ot…
Jeonju Makgeolli Festival to run Oct 23-24 at Jeonju Vision University
Jeonju city said the 2026 Jeonju Makgeolli Festival will be held on Oct 23 and 24 at the main stadium of Jeonju Vision University, from 17:00 to 22:00 each day. The third edition since 2024 brings together 19 businesses — seven Samcheon-don…
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum adds paper crane folding space
The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum opened a space where visitors can fold paper cranes on October 6, on the first floor of its East Building inside the “Hiroshima Appeals” exhibit area. Cranes can be taken home or placed in a drop box to b…
Cantante de trot Suk-haeng, condenada a pagar 30 millones de wones en una demanda por daños por adulterio
Un tribunal de Corea del Sur ordenó a la cantante de trot Suk-haeng pagar 30 millones de wones en daños a una mujer por una relación extramatrimonial, y el fallo quedó firme después de que ninguna de las partes apelara. La sucursal de Seong…