[2026-03-19]Exploring Andong Soju: Korea’s Premier Distilled Spirit and Cultural Heritage

Andong Soju is recognized as Korea’s leading traditional distilled spirit, rooted in centuries-old methods.
Recent diversification in production and tourism initiatives has revitalized interest and accessibility.
Andong Soju can be enjoyed year-round, with multiple venues offering tastings and educational experiences.

[2026-03-13]South Korea Conducts Additional Investigation of 12·29 Air Disaster Debris at Muan Airport

South Korea is conducting an additional investigation into the debris from the 12·29 air disaster stored at Muan Airport.
The investigation aims to address family concerns and improve the handling of victim remains and personal effects.
The current investigation began in June 2024 and will continue until the end of the month.

[2026-03-13]South Korea and Ghana Expand Bilateral Cooperation with New Security and Climate Agreements

South Korea and Ghana held a presidential summit to deepen bilateral cooperation.
New agreements were signed covering maritime security, climate change, and digital innovation.
The summit took place on March 11, 2026, marking a milestone ahead of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties.

[2026-03-13]Global Forum at Sookmyung University Advances Women’s Education and Leadership Policy

The 2026 World Women’s Day Sookmyung International Forum focused on advancing women’s education and leadership.
The event promoted global solidarity, digital inclusion, and sustainable equality through educational initiatives.
Held on March 11, 2026, the forum gathered international diplomats, leaders, and students.

[2026-03-13]South Korea Expands Economic Relief Amid Middle East Crisis: Public Fees, Food Prices, and Support

South Korea is implementing swift economic relief measures in response to global instability.
Key actions include freezing public fees and reducing prices for essential foods like ramen and cooking oil.
These measures begin April 1, 2026, with ongoing policy adjustments to support vulnerable groups.

[2026-03-13]South Korea Expands Citizen Counselors to Address Repetitive and Unusual Civil Complaints

South Korea’s Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission has expanded its citizen counselor program to address repetitive and unusual civil complaints.
The number of counselors has increased fourfold, aiming to provide tailored support and reduce administrative burden.
The new appointments were formalized on June 13, 2024, at the Sejong Government Complex.