“Earth in Crisis, SOS”: Special Exhibition at the National Science Museum

By Chung Hyunhwa || In our November issue, I introduced the Gwangju National Science Museum and at the time learned that there would be a special climate and endangerment exhibition … Read More

How Safe Are Your Smart Home Devices?: A Simple Guide for IoT Security and Awareness

By Saqib Sharif || Over 120,000 home cameras in South Korea were hacked, with attackers gaining access to private footage and using it for illegal purposes, including distributing intimate recordings. … Read More

Medical Robots: Who’s Really Holding the Knife?

By Farrukh Anique || “I would never trust an AI-driven car to drive me anywhere. It is like putting my life in the hands of a machine,” a friend told … Read More

2026, Year of the Horse?: What Your Zodiac Sign Really Means in Korea

By Luis Andrés || These days in Korea, asking someone about their MBTI feels natural. It serves as a casual icebreaker, a quick way to understand personality, and sometimes even … Read More

Essay: Across Empires and Aesthetics – Abanindranath Tagore and Kim Whanki in Conversation

By Reeti Roy || My fascination with India’s Abanindranath Tagore and Korea’s Kim Whanki began at very different moments in my life. I first encountered Abanindranath in a Class I … Read More

Cultural Parallels: Korea and Bangladesh

By Rifa Tasnia Oishe || In a world often divided by language and history, when we look beyond the lines delineating borders, we find cultural threads that bind us. As … Read More

A Unique Art Experience at Aqua Planet Yeosu: The Playful World of Helga Stentzel

By Arifa Batool || Art often surprises us when we least expect it. During a visit to Aqua Planet Yeosu, an ordinary trip to an aquarium turned into a meaningful … Read More

Book Review: Han Kang’s Greek Lessons

Reviewed by Michael Attard || Han Kang began her writing career in the 1990s as a poet. In 2024, she won the Nobel Prize for Literature. She is the first … Read More