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Youth will make Korea shine on global stage

This year marks the 13th edition of the Global Korea Youth Awards. Previously known as the Multicultural Youth Awards, the name was officially changed to the Global Korea Youth Awards this year. The renaming reflects the belief that young individuals from multicultural families in Korea are future leaders who will enhance the nation’s global presence.

Dec 16, 2024By Kim Joon-sik
Youth will make Korea shine on global stage
  • Science enthusiast dreams of becoming globally recognized innovator

Acting president's congratulatory remarks

Greetings to award winning students.

Dec 16, 2024By Han Duck-soo
Acting president's congratulatory remarks
  • Science enthusiast dreams of becoming globally recognized innovator

Science enthusiast dreams of becoming globally recognized innovator

Hwang Yu-na, a 16-year-old student at Cheongshim International Academy in Gapyeong, Gyeonggi Province, has an inspiring vision to become a globally recognized innovator. With a strong passion for science and math, she is carving out her path toward achieving her dreams.

Dec 16, 2024By Jung Da-hyun
Science enthusiast dreams of becoming globally recognized innovator
  • Winners of 13th Global Korea Youth Awards
  • Youth will make Korea shine on global stage
  • Acting president's congratulatory remarks

INTERVIEW How CICI identifies, celebrates Korea's cultural influencers

"I believe the truest, most beautiful image of Korea resembles the white porcelain moon jar from the (1392-1910) Joseon Kingdom era — the culture and the people of this country share charms that are simple yet elegant, luxurious without extravagance," Choi Jung-wha, president of the Corea Image Communication Institute (CICI), said during an interview with The Korea Times, Dec. 5.

Dec 12, 2024By Pyo Kyung-min
[INTERVIEW] How CICI identifies, celebrates Korea's cultural influencers

David I. Steinberg dies at 96

David I. Steinberg, who twice served as the country representative for the Asia Foundation's Korea Office, has died Thursday. He was 96.

Dec 9, 2024By Kim Ji-soo
David I. Steinberg dies at 96

Korea Times signs MOU with Jinju to promote K-entrepreneurship

 

Dec 8, 2024By Kang Seung-woo
Korea Times signs MOU with Jinju to promote K-entrepreneurship

Han Kang reflects on thread of love in Nobel lecture at Swedish Academy

In a poignant lecture, titled, "Light and Thread," Nobel Prize winner Han Kang revisited the roots of her literary journey, starting with a poem book she wrote at the age of 8.

Dec 8, 2024By Yonhap
Han Kang reflects on thread of love in Nobel lecture at Swedish Academy

Inaugural Miwon Peace Prize awarded to global rights group

The Elders, a London-based organization that promotes human rights and the protection of the environment, received the inaugural Miwon Peace Prize for its dedication to fighting threats to peace worldwide.

Dec 6, 2024By Jung Min-ho
Inaugural Miwon Peace Prize awarded to global rights group

'Keep saying yes and step up to leadership'

For a long time, popular self-help books stressed that everyone needed to learn "how to say no." It almost seemed like a mantra, one that people living through these uncertain and volatile times should adhere to. So when Stephanie A. Urchick, 2024-25 president of Rotary International, advised her audience to keep on saying yes and to step up to leadership, you can bet that this writer was a bit bewildered.

Dec 5, 2024By Kim Ji-soo
'Keep saying yes and step up to leadership'

INTERVIEW UNESCO nod to boost K-food's global appeal: Promotion agency chief

Korea's efforts to promote "jang" — traditional fermented sauces — and the jang-making culture on the global stage have paid off, with their official recognition as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. “Knowledge, beliefs and practices related to jang-making in the Republic of Korea” were added to the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, Tuesday (local time), during the 19th Session of the Inter-Governmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage in Asuncion, Paraguay.

Dec 4, 2024By Baek Byung-yeul
[INTERVIEW] UNESCO nod to boost K-food's global appeal: Promotion agency chief
  • Korean 'jang-making' tradition earns UNESCO heritage status
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