Korea’s Personal Information Protection Commission is advancing privacy policy standards for generative AI services.
The initiative aims to improve transparency, clarity, and user accessibility in handling personal data.
A revised guideline and explanatory sessions are scheduled for April 2025.
The National Research Institute of Maritime Heritage and Vietnam National Museum of History are conducting a joint underwater heritage survey.
This collaboration aims to enhance cultural heritage exchange and uncover the maritime Silk Road’s historical significance.
The survey is taking place from March 5 to March 31, 2024, in Bình Châu Bay, Vietnam.
South Korea has implemented enhanced biosecurity measures following new outbreaks of African Swine Fever and Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.
The government is conducting mass culling, movement restrictions, and intensive inspections to prevent further spread.
These actions began in early March 2026 and are ongoing, with special attention to affected regions and nationwide vigilance.
The Korea Heritage Agency has issued a notice for new national treasure and cultural asset designations.
Key artifacts from the Joseon and Goryeo periods are set for upgraded protection and recognition.
A 30-day public review period is underway before final designation decisions.
South Korea has established a joint Token Securities Council to prepare for blockchain-based securities regulation.
The council aims to design digital finance standards and investor protection tailored to token securities.
The new laws are scheduled to take effect on February 4, 2027, following ongoing council meetings.
Korea continues rigorous monitoring and safety management in response to Fukushima wastewater releases.
Recent inspections confirm seafood and marine environments remain within safe radioactivity levels.
Ongoing international cooperation and domestic testing are scheduled through early 2026.