The Korea JoongAng Daily is an English-language daily published by the JoongAng Group, Korea's leading media group, in association with The New York Times.
The Korea JoongAng Daily is a leading English newspaper of Korea, first published in October 17th, 2000. With its motto, "Your window to Korea” it strives to correctly inform the world of the politics, economy, social affairs, and culture of the Republic of Korea. Journalists specialized in English of global competitiveness are on the scene to report, and the system with a Korean publisher and a f
oreign chief editor helps us keep a balance in our viewpoint and send out impartial Korean news to the world. The Korea JoongAng Daily has been in association with the New York Times since 2000 and co-publishes ‘Global-Local’ newspaper on a daily basis. Korean readers can receive the Korea JoongAng Daily(12 pages) and the New York Times(20 pages) at the same time.
17/10/2025
A Korean man who spent 61 days in captivity in Cambodia described being beaten, sold to human traffickers and jailed by Cambodian police after seeking help from authorities, exposing the grim reality faced by victims of cross-border crime and the limits of diplomatic protection.
(Photo: National Agency for Management of Life-sustaining Treatement, JoongAng Ilbo)
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17/10/2025
The popularity of Netflix's " " has confirmed one thing: Korean content now commands a global audience.
But why are global streamers driving the biggest Korean projects and what weaknesses within ’s own content industry are keeping it from taking the lead?
The record-breaking popularity of Netflix's "KPop Demon Hunters" has confirmed one thing: Korean content now commands a global audience.
17/10/2025
Boy band member has been selected as the K-pop artist who loves football the most through a fan poll held by voting platform Picnic.
Boy band BTS member V has been selected as the K-pop artist who loves football the most through a fan poll held by voting platform Picnic.
16/10/2025
You can now hear playing in your mouth — yes, you read that correctly. play music now! And it doesn’t just play old, nostalgic classics. It features hits from , and . https://buff.ly/EzJz9uJ
You can now hear K-pop playing in your mouth — yes, you read that correctly. Lollipops play music now! One might ask, how? Others might ask, why? The answer lies at local convenience store CU, which…
16/10/2025
SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won may let out a sigh of relief, at least for now, as the Supreme Court on Thursday overturned a lower-court ruling that ordered Chey to pay his ex-wife Roh Soh-yeong, director of Art Center Nabi, $973.2 million.
The Supreme Court overturned a lower-court ruling that ordered the 65-year-old Chey Tae-won to pay his ex-wife Roh Soh-yeong 1.38 trillion won ($973.2 million) as divorce settlement.
16/10/2025
Follow-up negotiations to a Korea-U.S. trade deal reached in late July appear to be nearing completion, as comments from top economic officials on both sides on Wednesday suggest rapid progress. https://buff.ly/WAMnbg9
Follow-up negotiations to a Korea-U.S. trade deal reached in late July appear to be nearing completion, as comments from top economic officials on both sides on Wednesday suggest rapid progress.
16/10/2025
U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) sent a letter of protest to the Korean government over a raid conducted by the special counsel investigation team led by Cho Eun-seok at Osan Air Base, according to diplomatic sources on Thursday. The special counsel team reiterated in a press briefing held on Thursday that the raid did not violate the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) between Korea and the United States. https://buff.ly/z3p77Zn
U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) sent a letter of protest to the Korean government over a raid conducted by the special counsel investigation team led by Cho Eun-seok at Osan Air Base, according to…
16/10/2025
organized crime groups — particularly affiliates — are believed to be behind the recent surge in crimes targeting Koreans in , according to international and local law enforcement sources.
Chinese organized crime groups — particularly triad affiliates — are believed to be behind the recent surge in crimes targeting Koreans in Cambodia, according to international and local law…
16/10/2025
The ( ) has recognized the best Korean language learners of the year among students from its institutes around the world.
The King Sejong Institute Foundation (KSIF) has recognized the best Korean language learners of the year among students from its institutes around the world.
16/10/2025
The customer first in line arrived at 3 a.m., according to the restaurant manager of Schedule Cheongdam.
They lined up in Apgujeong in southern Gangnam on Wednesday, not for some boutique store, a K-pop pop-up event or a Michelin-starred restaurant, but for In-N-Out.
However, there were only 500-or-so burgers prepared and by the time this reporter visited the restaurant, five minutes before 2 p.m., they were all long gone.
Kyoto’s iconic bamboo grove in Arashiyama is being defaced by a surge of graffiti, local authorities say. Kyoto City inspected about 7,000 bamboo stalks on Oct. 6 and found that roughly 350 had been…
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The Korea JoongAng Daily is a leading English newspaper of Korea, first published in October 17th, 2000. With its motto, ‘Your window to Korea,” it strives to correctly inform the world of the politics, economy, social affairs, and culture of the Republic of Korea. Journalists specialized in English of global competitiveness are on the scene to report, and the system with a Korean publisher and a foreign chief editor helps us keep a balance in our viewpoint and send out impartial Korean news to the world.
It is the most preferred newspaper among foreigners residing in Korea, and is the most cited newspaper by influential international press including the New York Times, BBC, CNN, Le Monde, and the Guardian. It was the only Korean news media to be chosen as the official English newspaper of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics and Paralympics, in which athletes from 92 nations, the most ever, participated. The Korea JoongAng Daily contributed in introducing and promoting the Republic of Korea to the whole world by producing the official Olympic athletes’ village newspaper during the Olympics and the Paralympics.
The Korea JoongAng Daily sends out news of Korea to the world including the United States, Europe, South America, and Asia through Google, Dow Jones-Reuters, Yahoo, MSN, Nikkei,
The Korea JoongAng Daily’s articles have appeared on a national English certification test, and are also being used for Japan’s college entrance exams and exams for national and Seoul city public official exams. Furthermore, the Korea JoongAng Daily is running a popular Naver audio clip channel titled “New-Yorker-Read 3 Minute News”.
The main sections of the newspaper are National, Business, Opinion, Culture, and Sports. Each Monday, an issue of “Think English” is published for readers who wish to study English.
The Korea JoongAng Daily has been in association with the New York Times since 2000 and co-publishes ‘Global-Local’ newspaper on a daily basis. Korean readers can receive the Korea JoongAng Daily(12 pages) and the New York Times(20 pages) at the same time.