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Economic think tank states that oil prices are unlikely to return to pre-Iran war levels

Oil prices are unlikely to return to pre-Iran war levels under any scenario of Middle East tensions and could climb to $174 per barrel in the event of a wider conflict, according to the Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP).

2026-04-02

New AI Korean language learning apps aim to make lessons more personalized

In response to the growing demand for accessible Korean language learning that can be done anytime, education organizations are offering personalized apps tailored to individual goals and learning styles.

2026-03-30

King Sejong Institute updates its Korean language learning apps, reflecting user feedback

The King Sejong Institute Foundation released updated versions of its Korean language learning apps, Mobile KSI and KSI Korean AI Tutor, on Thursday with improved learning features.

2026-03-05

Sejong Institute's overseas enrollment tops 230,000 for first time

The annual number of students enrolled at King Sejong Institutes, which teach Korean language and culture overseas, surpassed 230,000 for the first time last year, the King Sejong Institute Foundation said Wednesday.

2026-02-25

SeoulArts president highlights university as a gateway to Korean artistic experiences

With the world's eyes on Korea's art and content, Seoul Institute of the Arts President Chang Ji-hun believes the school, colloquially known as SeoulArts, can be a gateway for international students who truly want to experience Korean art.

2025-12-29

Korea sends new homegrown multipurpose satellite Arirang 7 into orbit

Korea sent a new homegrown multipurpose satellite into orbit early on Tuesday, setting the stage for high-resolution observations of the peninsula.

2025-12-02

Anti-China sentiment grows in Korea, fueled by politics and sour relations

Anti-China sentiment is on the rise in South Korea, driven by younger generations, political grievances and past disputes — fueling protests and shaping Seoul’s strained relationship with Beijing.

2025-11-26

Korea's economy shows signs of improvement amid challenges in exports and construction

After months of faltering growth, Korea’s economy is stirring again, helped by a burst of consumer spending that has offset weakening exports and a stagnant construction sector.

2025-11-09

Korean researchers develop chip that mimics how human brain learns

Korean researchers have built a neuromorphic chip that mimics how the human brain learns and processes information, enabling brain-signal analysis up to 20,000 times faster than before.

2025-10-30

Best Korean language learners from around the world honored

The King Sejong Institute Foundation (KSIF) has recognized the best Korean language learners of the year among students from its institutes around the world.

2025-10-16