A motorcyclist has died after plunging into a sinkhole that appeared suddenly in Seoul, South Korea on Monday, March 24.

The inferno has destroyed the historic Gounsa Temple and is bearing down on two UNESCO World Heritage sites in Andong city.

The AI textbooks were introduced into public education for the first time in March. Read more at straitstimes.com.

South Korea has raised the crisis alert to its highest level and declared "a full-scale national response" to bring the fires ...

Seoul education chief focuses on inclusive education at early age that can build foundation for future leaders South Korea is ...

The death toll in South Korea Wilfires jumped to 19 on March 26 as wind-driven flames tore through neighbourhoods and razed ...

Education authorities nationwide plan to urge the government to introduce a new work visa system for foreign nationals who ...

At least 18 people have been killed in one of South Korea's worst wildfire outbreaks, with multiple raging blazes causing ...

Thousands of firefighters were battling at least nine wildfires across the country after the blazes fuelled by dry winds ...

A motorcyclist has reportedly died after falling into a sinkhole in Seoul, South Korea ... Daily and The Korea Times, the sinkhole opened at the Daemyeong Elementary School intersection in ...

Parents of elementary and middle school students aiming to go to elite private high schools in South Korea are spending on ...