Romania holds re-election following months of political turmoil

On May 18th, Romania held an election that ended a long-standing political emergency triggered by the nation’s inconclusive 2024 presidential election.

Politics 2025.06.19 21:02 Ian Kim

AI Pro chips modeled on the human brain opened new possibilities

Researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have invented a new AI Pro chip that can work independently without a cloud server or internet connection.

Science & Technology 2025.06.19 20:56 Bomi Han

Google unveils their new video generating AI, Veo 3 and Flow

On May 20, 2025, Google revealed their two new artificial intelligence video tools, Veo 3 and Flow, at its I/O developer conference, marking a new chapter in generative AI media.

Science & Technology 2025.06.19 20:00 Chaemoon Han

The 6th European Political Community Summit comes to an end

On May 16th, 2025, the leaders of 47 European nations, as well as the presidents of the European Council, European Commission and European Parliament, gathered in Tirana, Albania for the 6th European Political Community (EPC) Summit.

People & Events 2025.06.18 21:40 NaEun Hong

Scientists discover a possible way to live on the moon

In 2009, scientists Leonardo Carrer and Lorenzo Bruzzone discovered something called lunar caves, and they think that these lunar caves can change space exploration completely.

Science & Technology 2025.06.18 20:10 Carolynn Kim

Tesla’s humanoid robot ‘Optimus’ takes a step toward domestic AI helpers

In a video released by Tesla on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) on May 21, the company’s humanoid robot, Optimus, demonstrated its ability to perform tasks that require more than repetition, such as sorting laundry and organizing items on a table.

Science & Technology 2025.06.16 06:01 Seungmin Shin

Canada’s wildfire smokes reach the U.S. and Europe

Canada’s wildfires have forced the evacuation of over 26,000 people and blanketed millions of Canadians and Americans in smoke that has traveled as far as Europe.

People & Events 2025.06.16 05:43 Joonpyo Kim

U.S. moves to revoke visas for Chinese students amid national security concerns

In a move that could reshape the landscape of international education and diplomacy, the United States government has initiated a policy to revoke and deny visas for Chinese students and researchers, citing escalating national security concerns.

People & Events 2025.06.16 01:22 Katie Lee

A 355 year old Canadian retailer, Hudson’s Bay has met its end

Hudson’s Bay, Canada’s oldest retail company, announced in May 2025 that it will shut down permanently, marking the end of a business that has shaped Canada’s retail history for over 350 years.

People & Events 2025.06.15 22:03 Danny Jung

Harvard defends academic freedom in lawsuit over federal funding and visa program

Harvard University filed a lawsuit on April 21 against the Trump administration, challenging efforts to freeze $2.2 billion in research funding and revoke the university’s ability to enroll international students.

People & Events 2025.06.15 16:37 Mina Imai