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[Herald Interview] An interaction designer talks about Silicon Valley
Jan 3, 2021
Han Seung-heon discusses his journey from LG Electronics to Microsoft, Disney and now Google
[Herald Interview] Woman who saved Statue of Peace in Berlin
Dec 14, 2020
Berlin’s Mitte district parliament rules the Statue of Peace can stay for a full year as planned
Body of S. Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-duk likely to be cremated in Latvia
Dec 12, 2020
The body of South Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-duk, who died from COVID-19 complications in Latvia, is likely to be cremated in the Baltic country, a diplomatic source familiar with the matter said Saturday. Kim's family has asked the South Korean Embassy in Latvia to take care of the funeral process, the source said, citing difficulties in travel over the COVID-19 pandemic. The South Korean Embassy is in talks with the family over the funeral process. The 59-year-old director died early Friday (l
Renowned Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-duk fell from grace after MeToo allegations
Dec 12, 2020
Filmmaker Kim Ki-duk, who is known to have died from COVID-19 complications in Latvia, was one of South Korea's most decorated film directors, especially on the international stage. He rose to global fame after winning best director and best film awards at two of the three major international film festivals. But he left his home country after becoming embroiled in the #MeToo movement, facing accusations of sexual and physical abuse from an actress in 2017. Born to an impoverished family in th
[Herald Interview] Korea spots ‘silver lining’ amid pandemic with transparent, responsible public sector
Dec 10, 2020
Standards for advanced nation status will change after COVID-19 pandemic, says Korea Foundation President Lee Geun
2020 Linnaeus Medal goes to Korean surgeon
Dec 9, 2020
A surgeon at a hospital in Seoul has become the first South Korean to receive the Linnaeus Medal. The Hallym University Medical Center said Wednesday Dr. Yoon Dai-won, the chief director of the hospital’s Ilsong Foundation, has been awarded the Linnaeus Medal in gold for 2020. The medal is organized by Uppsala University in Sweden. The university said Yoon was recognized for his contributions in creating opportunities for research exchanges between Korea and Sweden, one of which is joi
Rev. Park Ock-soo hopes for joy and hope for youth with the IYF amid COVID-19
Dec 4, 2020
Rev. Park Ock-soo, the founder of International Youth Fellowship (IYF), is seeking to build an education program for young people. Park shares his prospective ideas and outlook on possible alternatives to the program and for the youth amid the COVID-19 crisis. Park has developed “mind education,” which seeks to create a mindset that enables students to overcome difficulties, fulfill responsibilities and help prevent things such as abuse, cruelty and suicide. And he has promoted this
Two Koreans on ArtReview’s Power 100 list
Dec 4, 2020
Two South Koreans made ArtReview’s Power 100 list this year: Kim Sun-jung, international curator and president of the Gwangju Biennale Foundation, and Lee Hyun-sook, chairwoman of the Kukje Gallery in Seoul. Kim ranked No. 72, up five places from No. 77 in 2019. Lee ranked No. 83, having fallen from No. 60 last year. The British art magazine offers an annual ranking of the most influential movers and shakers in contemporary art at the end of each year. ArtReview mentioned Kim’s di
[Herald Interview] Why Korea needs a bank for modern-day Jean Valjeans
Dec 1, 2020
Hong Se-hwa, former journalist, writer and civic activist, calls for income-based fines for petty offenders
[Herald Interview] Korean entrepreneur wins business rights for cable car project in Sri Lanka
Nov 23, 2020
A Korean entrepreneur has won the business rights to a cable car project in Sri Lanka’s Kandy -- home of the Temple of the Tooth Relic, which is one of the most sacred Buddhist sites in the world. The entrepreneur is 71-year-old Sky Asia Chairman Yoo Sun-ha. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the construction will begin next year and the cable car is expected to open by the end of 2022. It will connect 2.2 kilometers from downtown Kandy and Hanthana Mountain. A total of $35 million will b
[Newsmaker] Ven. Haemin ceases all public activities following real estate controversy
Nov 16, 2020
Bestselling author and popular Zen Buddhist teacher the Ven. Haemin announced late Sunday night that he was ceasing all activities and returning to a meditation center. The announcement came upon criticisms concerning his lifestyle and alleged profiteering from a real estate transaction. The Harvard- and Princeton-educated author of “The Things You Can See Only When You Slow Down” and “Love for Imperfect Things” appeared on Nov. 7 on tvN entertainment show “On &am
Kevin Laurence O’Rourke dies at 81
Oct 25, 2020
Kevin Laurence O’Rourke, a trailblazer of Korean literature translation, passed away Friday at the age of 81. O’Rourke, who has translated more than 2,000 Korean literary works into English, was a leading foreign figure in the Korean literature scene. According to Kyung Hee University, O’Rourke was born in Ireland in 1939. He became a Catholic priest in 1963. The following year, he started to serve as an assistant priest at Soyangro Catholic Church in Chuncheon, Gangwon Pr
TV personality Tyler Rasch turns to environmental activism with 'There is No Second Earth'
Oct 17, 2020
What would you think of a friend who earns $2,000 a month but spends $3,500? Most people would see it as an unsustainable lifestyle bound for bankruptcy. In his latest book “There is no second earth,” which addresses climate issues in a palpable way, TV personality Tyler Rasch compares the status of humanity’s exploitation of nature with that spendthrift friend. He warns that we are all debtors to the earth because we are using resources 1.75 times faster than the rate at wh
Female entrepreneur receives prestigious award from India
Sept 20, 2020
Entrepreneur Zena Chung, also known as Seon D. Chung, became the recipient of the 2020 Dr. Sarojini Naidu International Award presented by the Asian Academy of Arts. The award honors Indian writer and political activist Sarojini Naidu (1879-1949), the first Indian woman to preside over the Indian National Congress and India’s first female state governor. Called the Nightingale of India for her poetry, Naidu is recognized as an important force in India’s independence movement aga
[Herald Interview] Ex-minister Kang Kum-sil envisions peace and life at DMZ
Aug 29, 2020
South Korea’s 1st female justice minister talks about transforming DMZ into ‘Peace and Life Zone’ with sustainable growth
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