Being Muslim in South Korea
As Muslim students from Kyungpook National University in Daegu engaged in the construction of a mosque, tensions rose between them and local residents. Mahmoud Elahrash, […]
As Muslim students from Kyungpook National University in Daegu engaged in the construction of a mosque, tensions rose between them and local residents. Mahmoud Elahrash, […]
The Gift of Time A man in a suit walks into the room, his blue tie matching the clothes of the woman standing opposite him. […]
In the fog of war, amid a global pandemic, or among the crowd at another nuclear summit—a journalist will find their place and purpose in […]
Did you know that some of Netflix’s recent hits are adaptations from webtoons? From the thrillers “All Of Us Are Dead” to popular romances like […]
As affordable housing becomes scarcer in the Seoul metropolitan region, it is important for the South Korean government and municipalities to create policies promoting a […]
What are Korean “banjihas” and why did they become such a central topic within South Korea’s urban landscape? Following the major flood in Seoul in […]
The landscape of the perennially dynamic job market has been witnessing a fascinating shift in the nature of jobs that have emerged and gained popularity […]
While the rest of the world is growing, Latin America and the Caribbean currently contribute only 5.44% to the global GDP (in terms of Purchase […]
NOVAsia magazine had the opportunity to sit down with Ambassador and Deputy Minister for Climate Change of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic […]
The Korean school I attended in the Netherlands did not offer classes for the last year of high school. Students were expected to be in […]
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