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Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea

Newsroom of the Korea JoongAng Daily

Audio recordings of the Korea JoongAng Daily"s in-depth, on-the-scene news articles and features informing readers around the world of the issues of the day in Korea. Under the slogan "Your window to Korea", the Korea JoongAng Daily is an English-language news organization focused on Korea that strives to publish factual, timely and unbiased articles.

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04:17

Spain's blackout could serve as a warning for Korea's...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Kim Ki-hwan and read by an artificial voice. More than 20 days after a massive blackout swept across Spain, the exact cause behind it still remains unknown. The alarm has also rung in South Korea due to the vulnerability of its own power grid, with the country located in geographical isolation and having a growing reliance on so-called "inflexible" energy sources like nuclear and renewables. When it comes to energy and resources, South Korea is a virtual "energy island"

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02:27

Nine years on, Gangnam Station murder remembered with...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Han Young-hye and read by an artificial voice. On the ninth anniversary of the Gangnam Station murder, in which a woman in her 20s was killed by a male stranger in a unisex restroom near Seoul's Gangnam Station on May 17, 2016, women's rights organizations held memorials and protest rallies to honor the victim and condemn ongoing gender-based violence. At 6 p.m. on Saturday, under steady rain in front of Exit 10 of Gangnam Station on Seoul Metro Line 2, around 150

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03:42

Kooky, controversial, criminal: Cashed-up candidates...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Kim Ki-jeong and read by an artificial voice. Despite the steep deposit to run and low odds of success, eccentric and controversial figures continue to join Korea's presidential race - using the national spotlight for personal expression, political stunts, or publicity, often leaving a legacy of outlandish pledges and legal troubles. A total of 300 million won ($214,350) is the deposit required to register as a candidate in the Korean presidential election. If a

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06:55

Candidates trade blows on martial law, AI and economy...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Son Kook-hee, Hyeon Ye-seul and read by an artificial voice. In the first televised debate for the June 3 presidential election, candidates Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party (DP), Kim Moon-soo of the People Power Party (PPP), Lee Jun-seok of the Reform Party and Kwon Young-gook of the Korean Democratic Labor Party adopted sharply diverse strategies. Lee Jae-myung focused on highlighting the crisis caused by the Dec. 3 martial law decree last year, using it to attack

en-us

04:17

Spain's blackout could serve as a warning for Korea's...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Kim Ki-hwan and read by an artificial voice. More than 20 days after a massive blackout swept across Spain, the exact cause behind it still remains unknown. The alarm has also rung in South Korea due to the vulnerability of its own power grid, with the country located in geographical isolation and having a growing reliance on so-called "inflexible" energy sources like nuclear and renewables. When it comes to energy and resources, South Korea is a virtual "energy island"

en-us

02:27

Nine years on, Gangnam Station murder remembered with...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Han Young-hye and read by an artificial voice. On the ninth anniversary of the Gangnam Station murder, in which a woman in her 20s was killed by a male stranger in a unisex restroom near Seoul's Gangnam Station on May 17, 2016, women's rights organizations held memorials and protest rallies to honor the victim and condemn ongoing gender-based violence. At 6 p.m. on Saturday, under steady rain in front of Exit 10 of Gangnam Station on Seoul Metro Line 2, around 150

en-us

03:42

Kooky, controversial, criminal: Cashed-up candidates...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Kim Ki-jeong and read by an artificial voice. Despite the steep deposit to run and low odds of success, eccentric and controversial figures continue to join Korea's presidential race - using the national spotlight for personal expression, political stunts, or publicity, often leaving a legacy of outlandish pledges and legal troubles. A total of 300 million won ($214,350) is the deposit required to register as a candidate in the Korean presidential election. If a

en-us

06:55

Candidates trade blows on martial law, AI and economy...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Son Kook-hee, Hyeon Ye-seul and read by an artificial voice. In the first televised debate for the June 3 presidential election, candidates Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party (DP), Kim Moon-soo of the People Power Party (PPP), Lee Jun-seok of the Reform Party and Kwon Young-gook of the Korean Democratic Labor Party adopted sharply diverse strategies. Lee Jae-myung focused on highlighting the crisis caused by the Dec. 3 martial law decree last year, using it to attack

en-us

04:17

Spain's blackout could serve as a warning for Korea's...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Kim Ki-hwan and read by an artificial voice. More than 20 days after a massive blackout swept across Spain, the exact cause behind it still remains unknown. The alarm has also rung in South Korea due to the vulnerability of its own power grid, with the country located in geographical isolation and having a growing reliance on so-called "inflexible" energy sources like nuclear and renewables. When it comes to energy and resources, South Korea is a virtual "energy island"

en-us

02:27

Nine years on, Gangnam Station murder remembered with...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Han Young-hye and read by an artificial voice. On the ninth anniversary of the Gangnam Station murder, in which a woman in her 20s was killed by a male stranger in a unisex restroom near Seoul's Gangnam Station on May 17, 2016, women's rights organizations held memorials and protest rallies to honor the victim and condemn ongoing gender-based violence. At 6 p.m. on Saturday, under steady rain in front of Exit 10 of Gangnam Station on Seoul Metro Line 2, around 150

en-us

03:42

Kooky, controversial, criminal: Cashed-up candidates...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Kim Ki-jeong and read by an artificial voice. Despite the steep deposit to run and low odds of success, eccentric and controversial figures continue to join Korea's presidential race - using the national spotlight for personal expression, political stunts, or publicity, often leaving a legacy of outlandish pledges and legal troubles. A total of 300 million won ($214,350) is the deposit required to register as a candidate in the Korean presidential election. If a

en-us

06:55

Candidates trade blows on martial law, AI and economy...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Son Kook-hee, Hyeon Ye-seul and read by an artificial voice. In the first televised debate for the June 3 presidential election, candidates Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party (DP), Kim Moon-soo of the People Power Party (PPP), Lee Jun-seok of the Reform Party and Kwon Young-gook of the Korean Democratic Labor Party adopted sharply diverse strategies. Lee Jae-myung focused on highlighting the crisis caused by the Dec. 3 martial law decree last year, using it to attack

en-us

04:17

Spain's blackout could serve as a warning for Korea's...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Kim Ki-hwan and read by an artificial voice. More than 20 days after a massive blackout swept across Spain, the exact cause behind it still remains unknown. The alarm has also rung in South Korea due to the vulnerability of its own power grid, with the country located in geographical isolation and having a growing reliance on so-called "inflexible" energy sources like nuclear and renewables. When it comes to energy and resources, South Korea is a virtual "energy island"

en-us

02:27

Nine years on, Gangnam Station murder remembered with...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Han Young-hye and read by an artificial voice. On the ninth anniversary of the Gangnam Station murder, in which a woman in her 20s was killed by a male stranger in a unisex restroom near Seoul's Gangnam Station on May 17, 2016, women's rights organizations held memorials and protest rallies to honor the victim and condemn ongoing gender-based violence. At 6 p.m. on Saturday, under steady rain in front of Exit 10 of Gangnam Station on Seoul Metro Line 2, around 150

en-us

03:42

Kooky, controversial, criminal: Cashed-up candidates...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Kim Ki-jeong and read by an artificial voice. Despite the steep deposit to run and low odds of success, eccentric and controversial figures continue to join Korea's presidential race - using the national spotlight for personal expression, political stunts, or publicity, often leaving a legacy of outlandish pledges and legal troubles. A total of 300 million won ($214,350) is the deposit required to register as a candidate in the Korean presidential election. If a

en-us

06:55

Candidates trade blows on martial law, AI and economy...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Son Kook-hee, Hyeon Ye-seul and read by an artificial voice. In the first televised debate for the June 3 presidential election, candidates Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party (DP), Kim Moon-soo of the People Power Party (PPP), Lee Jun-seok of the Reform Party and Kwon Young-gook of the Korean Democratic Labor Party adopted sharply diverse strategies. Lee Jae-myung focused on highlighting the crisis caused by the Dec. 3 martial law decree last year, using it to attack

en-us

04:17

Spain's blackout could serve as a warning for Korea's...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Kim Ki-hwan and read by an artificial voice. More than 20 days after a massive blackout swept across Spain, the exact cause behind it still remains unknown. The alarm has also rung in South Korea due to the vulnerability of its own power grid, with the country located in geographical isolation and having a growing reliance on so-called "inflexible" energy sources like nuclear and renewables. When it comes to energy and resources, South Korea is a virtual "energy island"

en-us

02:27

Nine years on, Gangnam Station murder remembered with...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Han Young-hye and read by an artificial voice. On the ninth anniversary of the Gangnam Station murder, in which a woman in her 20s was killed by a male stranger in a unisex restroom near Seoul's Gangnam Station on May 17, 2016, women's rights organizations held memorials and protest rallies to honor the victim and condemn ongoing gender-based violence. At 6 p.m. on Saturday, under steady rain in front of Exit 10 of Gangnam Station on Seoul Metro Line 2, around 150

en-us

03:42

Kooky, controversial, criminal: Cashed-up candidates...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Kim Ki-jeong and read by an artificial voice. Despite the steep deposit to run and low odds of success, eccentric and controversial figures continue to join Korea's presidential race - using the national spotlight for personal expression, political stunts, or publicity, often leaving a legacy of outlandish pledges and legal troubles. A total of 300 million won ($214,350) is the deposit required to register as a candidate in the Korean presidential election. If a

en-us

06:55

Candidates trade blows on martial law, AI and economy...

Korea JoongAng Daily - Daily News from Korea ·

2025/05/19

This article is by Son Kook-hee, Hyeon Ye-seul and read by an artificial voice. In the first televised debate for the June 3 presidential election, candidates Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party (DP), Kim Moon-soo of the People Power Party (PPP), Lee Jun-seok of the Reform Party and Kwon Young-gook of the Korean Democratic Labor Party adopted sharply diverse strategies. Lee Jae-myung focused on highlighting the crisis caused by the Dec. 3 martial law decree last year, using it to attack

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