Korean hip-hop trio Homies performed in China for the first time in eight years, signaling a possible thaw in cultural ties between Seoul and Beijing. The event follows a series of recent moves suggesting China is gradually reopening to Korean entertainment amid broader diplomatic efforts.
North Korea condemned the U.S. deployment of B-1B bombers to the Korean Peninsula, calling it a routine threat and vowing strong deterrence. Analysts say Pyongyang is preparing for a prolonged standoff as nuclear talks stall and President Trump remains focused on trade conflicts.
Yunseo Chung, a Korean student at Columbia University, was one of two legal permanent residents named as deportation targets in a federal government memo,...
Animated Christian film The King of Kings, produced by Korean VFX studio Mofac Studios, debuted to strong audience response and box office success in North America, nearly topping the charts over the weekend.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un skipped the state founder's birthday ceremony for the third consecutive year, instead attending a housing project completion event in Pyongyang. The move appears aimed at emphasizing his domestic development agenda and consolidating his own leadership legacy.
Enhypen will embark on its "Walk the Line" tour starting August 6, performing in ten cities across the U.S. and Europe. The group will also release its sixth EP on June 5, following its debut performance at Coachella.
Satellite imagery shows North Korea's Wonsan-Kalma coastal resort nearing completion ahead of its planned June opening, nearly a decade after construction began. Despite past delays due to sanctions and the pandemic, the regime is now promoting the site as a key tourism project targeting foreign visitors, especially Russians.
English-speaking North Korean guides drew attention during the Pyongyang International Marathon, engaging foreign participants with fluent, occasionally candid conversations. While guides appeared more relaxed off-camera, their on-camera responses often followed scripted state narratives.
The United States’ broad trade war strategy—targeting over 100 countries—is causing economic disruption and weakening global alliances, while unintentionally strengthening China’s role in international trade. Without a focused, strategic approach, the U.S. risks long-term economic and diplomatic isolation.
