South Korea

A research team from the Daejeon Institute for Basic Sciences has developed a graphene film without lines, folds or layers, paving the way for technological advances in fields and industries such as semiconductors, displays and solar cell products

Women in their 20s are more likely to be active in social participation than men in the same age group, a report by the National Human Rights Commission has shown

Three options for reducing carbon emissions by 2050 have been proposed, of which only one achieves full carbon neutrality: depending on each scenario, the amount of greenhouse gas emissions produced in 2050 would range from 0 to 25.4 million tonnes

Management in Korea, a regular column written by members of Egon Zehnder Seoul, has emphasised the importance of breaking the mental health taboo, after the suicide of an employee abused by the company's manager reignited the debate on toxic work culture

South Korean Naver Corp confirmed it will complete work on the world's first robot-friendly building this year, with a fleet of robots performing services such as cleaning, running errands, delivering documents and guiding guests

20 hydrogen taxis operating in Seoul will offer free rides for three days in a government-backed event to promote sustainable, environmentally friendly hydrogen energy and the government's efforts towards carbon neutrality

The country said it is willing to provide Covid-19 vaccines to neighboring North Korea to help the country reopen its long-closed borders and resume diplomacy with the outside world

President Moon Jae, during his state visit to Spain, discussed at a round table the most effective ways for the two countries to work together and ensure safe and sustainable tourism after the pandemic

The Bundang Doosan Tower, made of 27-storey towers connected by a 100m-tall skybridge, has been completed at the main tollgate of the Gyeongbu Expressway in Seoul

Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum said the country is aiming to normalize all classes at local schools later this year by speeding up inoculation program

The central-western area of the country was shrouded yesterdaty by a yellow dust storm originating from the Gobi Desert in northern China and Mongolia

$102.7 billion new investments over the next decade will support the expansion of the railway network for major cities across the nation