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  • Jeonju Vision University Opens 2026 Regular Admissions With Document-Based Selection, No Interviews Required

    Jeonju Vision University announced that it will accept applications for its 2026 regular admissions cycle from December 29, 2025, through January 14, 2026. The upcoming admissions round will select students across all academic departments through a document-based screening process, with no interviews required.Admission results are scheduled to be announced o..

  • AsiaToday marks 20th anniversary with vow to uphold “truth in journalism”

  • The lobby of Lotte Hotel’s Crystal Ballroom in central Seoul buzzed with greetings and handshakes on November 10, as guests gathered for AsiaToday’s 20th a..
  • AI transformation wave will determine national destiny

  • Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as the defining force of national competitiveness, igniting an all-out global race for technological supremacy. Fr..
  • 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..
  • AI transforms the courtroom, tackling trial delays

  • Artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as an inevitable force of change in the courtroom, reshaping how justice is administered in the digital age. With..
  • Daejang-dong appeal dropped, prosecutorial independence in doubt

  • The prosecution’s decision to abandon its appeal in the Daejang-dong land development scandal is fueling criticism that the “independence from political po..
  • Jung Jin-uk urges Gwangju as hub for ‘AI City’

  • Rep. Jung Jin-uk of the Democratic Party argued that the Lee Jae-myung administration’s flagship “AI City” initiative — a pilot project to build an artific..
  • Jung Chung-rae urges unity in party-government ties

  • Democratic Party leader Jung Chung-rae on Sunday called for stronger unity among the party, the government, and the presidential office, urging them to “st..
  • Ulsan power plant tragedy: first fatality confirmed

  • One of the seven workers trapped under debris from the boiler tower collapse at Korea East-West Power’s Ulsan thermal power plant has died, and another is..
  • President Lee approves extension of martial law probe

  • President Lee Jae-myung has approved an extension of the investigation period for the special counsel team probing the December 3 martial law incident, gra..
  • Entire JCS leadership to be replaced amid overhaul

  • The entire lineup of generals serving at South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) is expected to be replaced, marking one of the most sweeping personnel o..
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