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13 airlines hit by check-in disruption at Incheon Airport

A disruption to airline check-in systems at Incheon Airport caused major passenger-processing delays Friday, effectively halting normal ticketing operations at three Chinese carriers by the afternoon.

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Kim Jong-un spotlights drones, defense AI in NK weapons display

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un urged the country’s scientists to accelerate development of military artificial intelligence and unmanned aircraft technology.
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Hyundai puts parking robots in driver's seat

Hyundai Motor Group's car-parking robots demonstrated Thursday how vehicles can be moved and rearranged in parking spaces without human intervention. The technology was demonstrated through a pilot pr
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‘Call of Duty’ publisher apologizes, says will remove Itaewon crowd crush footage

US publisher Activision has formally apologized for using footage from the 2022 Itaewon crowd crush in its latest “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4” and said it will remove the footage entirely, accordi

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Halloween in Seoul: What to know before heading out

Visitors heading to Seoul’s popular nightlife districts for Halloween this weekend may face road closures and subway trains skipping crowded stations as authorities step up crowd safety measures.

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Seoul seeks ‘way out’ of Ukraine dispute, denies tilt toward Russia

Seoul is seeking a way out of its diplomatic dispute with Kyiv over the disclosure of the transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war.

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Hyundai accelerates AI data center push with new Saemangeum office

Hyundai Motor Group is accelerating its AI data center project in Korea — a key driver for its physical AI capabilities — with the HMG Saemangeum Office in Gunsan, North Jeolla Province, set to spearh

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Water ghost, two sisters and the long work of grief

A drowned girl returns from the dead. The rain will not stop. And something hungry is stalking a quiet California town.

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Fan denies racist taunt at Son, explains he shouted 'mijo'

A spectator accused of directing a racist remark at South Korea captain Son Heung-min during an MLS match has denied the allegation, saying he shouted "mijo," not "ni hao." The fan posted a lengthy ex