Silver appears undervalued as gold-silver ratio reaches 1:70
Bae Jae-han suggests that silver is currently undervalued compared to gold, as the Gold-Silver Ratio has widened to 1:70, and recommends Dollar Cost Averaging for both metals.
Man claims muscle spasms from winter cold after minor parking lot bump
Insurance fraud suspicions arise after passenger outside the vehicle demands treatment costs for a collision with no visible damage
Dispute committee assigns 60% fault to vehicle in ambulance collision
An episode of JTBC's Han Moonchul's Dashcam Review examined a heated debate over fault ratios after an ambulance driving against traffic to transport a patient collided with a vehicle.
Soongsil University undergraduates redesign robot waist to expand workspace
Undergraduate students at Soongsil University's MAIROBOT lab are redesigning a robot's waist structure to increase its reach and operational workspace.
Experts meet in Seoul to address AI and supply chain shifts
The 2026 G20 Global Financial Stability Conference opened in Seoul, focusing on how AI innovation and structural supply chain changes are increasing global economic uncertainty.
Our Blues artist Jung Eun-hye joins Yangpyeong community for creative work
Artist Jung Eun-hye, known for her role in the drama Our Blues, visited an artistic community in Yangpyeong where 20 young people with developmental disabilities engage in collective creative labor.
Green frowning face proves more effective than skulls for safety warnings
The Ministry of Employment and Labor is providing financial support to small businesses to implement intuitive safety designs, inspired by the success of "Mr. Yuk" in communicating danger to children.
National Pension deficit projected for 2034 amid calls for system reform
The National Pension is projected to face a deficit by 2034 and fund depletion by 2054 under current standards, prompting calls for a restructured multi-layered retirement income security system.
Life in Sillim-dong: 4,000 students enduring daily struggles in tiny rooms
Archival footage from KBS reveals the lives of thousands of students who gathered in Sillim-dong, Gwanak-gu, to prepare for national examinations such as the judicial, administrative, and foreign service exams.
National Tax Service enhances filing convenience through pre-filled tax returns
The National Tax Service is highlighting the evolution of information delivery, from the Joseon-era relay courier systems to the modern pre-filled tax return service.
Gold and silver could lead market response if treasury yields decline
During a discussion on the YouTube channel The Man Who Explains the Economy (Kim Kwang-seok TV), Wealth Guide Managing Director Park Jae-hoon identified gold and silver as the primary beneficiaries of a potential decline in treasury yields.
Switching pension insurance to funds could quadruple retirement assets
A difference in management strategies between pension insurance and pension funds can lead to a fourfold difference in accumulated assets, according to Hong Chun-uk's Economics Lecture Notes.
Defense attorney seeks jury trial amid allegations of judicial favoritism
A defense attorney has requested a jury trial to ensure fairness in a civil lawsuit where allegations of judicial favoritism have surfaced due to the professional backgrounds of the parties involved. The case involves a defendant whose husband is a judge and a plaintiff whose husband is a prosecutor.
New pension guide offers tax-saving strategies for retirement investors
Tax accountant Kim Yeon-hong provides a strategic guide for investors approaching retirement to manage pension assets and minimize tax burdens through specific contribution and withdrawal methods.
South Korea to fund first pension contribution for youth born in 2009
Amendments to National Pension Act expand military and childbirth credits to boost future payouts
Veteran firefighter couple balances life on the front lines and parenting
Veteran firefighter Cho Yeong-jae and his wife Jang Eun-ju, also a firefighter, navigate the intense gap between life-saving duties on the front lines and the challenges of parenting.
Companies shift focus from finding right answers to defining problems
Dr. Im Chang-hyeon of SK Academy explains that as AI surpasses human intelligence in finding correct answers, companies must shift their focus from hiring "problem solvers" to "problem definers."
Rooftop Koreans defended businesses as police focused on wealthy areas
During the 1992 LA riots, Korean residents formed vigilante groups known as "Rooftop Koreans" to defend their businesses after the LAPD focused its resources on protecting wealthy neighborhoods.
Korean businesses suffered $350 million in damages during 1992 Los Angeles riots
The 1992 Los Angeles riots, sparked by inequitable legal rulings, saw Korean-owned businesses in Black residential areas become the primary targets of looting and arson.
Credit score gaps can cause 1.6 million won interest difference
Differences in credit scores can result in interest costs varying by millions of won, as a person with a 990 score pays significantly less than someone with a 300 score for the same loan amount.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham questions Brexit legitimacy, begins building political case for EU reentry
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has begun a political buildup to rejoin the European Union by questioning the legitimacy of the 2016 Brexit referendum, citing external interference.
Master tile-maker Kim Chang-dae honored at Jangheung dinner showcase
National Intangible Cultural Heritage holder Kim Chang-dae shares stories of painstaking tile production and the preservation of cultural treasures
University Job Plus Centers help students turn experiences into professional skills
The Ministry of Employment and Labor released a "Career Finding Project" video featuring singer DinDin, who utilizes University Job Plus Center services to transform personal experiences into professional competencies.
Unorganized groups and opportunists drive rising violence in French protests
Analysis from Dr. Choi Jun-young suggests that the increasing violence in French protests is driven by the expansion of groups operating outside traditional organized frameworks, making them difficult for police to control.
Silver appears undervalued as gold-silver ratio reaches 1:70
Man claims muscle spasms from winter cold after minor parking lot bump
Dispute committee assigns 60% fault to vehicle in ambulance collision
Soongsil University undergraduates redesign robot waist to expand workspace
Experts meet in Seoul to address AI and supply chain shifts
Our Blues artist Jung Eun-hye joins Yangpyeong community for creative work
Green frowning face proves more effective than skulls for safety warnings
National Pension deficit projected for 2034 amid calls for system reform
Life in Sillim-dong: 4,000 students enduring daily struggles in tiny rooms
National Tax Service enhances filing convenience through pre-filled tax returns
Gold and silver could lead market response if treasury yields decline
Switching pension insurance to funds could quadruple retirement assets
Defense attorney seeks jury trial amid allegations of judicial favoritism
New pension guide offers tax-saving strategies for retirement investors
South Korea to fund first pension contribution for youth born in 2009
Veteran firefighter couple balances life on the front lines and parenting
Companies shift focus from finding right answers to defining problems
Rooftop Koreans defended businesses as police focused on wealthy areas
Korean businesses suffered $350 million in damages during 1992 Los Angeles riots
Credit score gaps can cause 1.6 million won interest difference
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham questions Brexit legitimacy, begins building political case for EU reentry
Master tile-maker Kim Chang-dae honored at Jangheung dinner showcase
University Job Plus Centers help students turn experiences into professional skills