Stories from Seoul · South Korea

A dispute has emerged between North Korea and Seoul following an alleged leak.

There is a perception that K-pop idols should wear darker, more traditional clothing, rather than new styles. Some K-Pop idols believe they should wear darker clothes, rejecting newer styles, as part of their idol image.

A 60-year-old mother's long-term care insurance premium was reportedly set at 200,000 won. The speaker believes this premium is likely too high for long-term care alone, suggesting other coverages are included.

An actor from the 1990s won an award at a university student film festival, becoming the first actor from that decade to achieve this in the festival's history. The actor expressed excitement about participating in the festival for the first time and receiving the award.

Mapo-gu Office has paid compensation for 107 incidents.

The Mapo District Office announced that compensation has been paid for 107 incidents.

South Korean police received a report indicating that a car accident occurred near a train station. South Korean police are organizing evidence collection and fingerprint control, reporting to the Provincial Public Security Department.

Seasonal workers' insurance in South Korea has an application age limit of 19 to 55 years, with limited stay durations. This short stay time means older seasonal workers have almost no opportunity to receive care services.

Two listeners, identified as 'caffeine-nim' with IDs 6863 and 0073, will receive a book gift titled 'Ochajikgye Chabap'.

Wealth was reportedly illegally transferred to J.Y. Lee to facilitate his succession. Prosecutors claim this involved the sale of controlling stakes in Samsung's Everland Theme Park at unfairly low prices. Lee, who is bracing to receive his fate in the courtroom.