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Presidential office warns of fake accounts impersonating president

The presidential office said Monday it has identified social-media accounts impersonating President Lee Jae-myung and vowed stern punishment under the law. In a written briefing, deputy spokesperson Jeon Eun-su said, “Fake accounts posing as the 21st president have recently been found on platforms such as TikTok and X. We urge the public to exercise particu..

Economy tops Koreans’ priorities, pride grows in arts, science
As Asia Today marks its 20th anniversary, a new survey reveals how the values and identity of South Koreans have evolved over two decades of upheaval. Cond..

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