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  • Moss Tan Files Recusal Request in Lawsuit Against Travel Ban
    Moss Tan Files Recusal Request in Lawsuit Against Travel Ban Moss Tan, a professor at Liberty University in the U.S. accused of spreading false information about President Lee, has filed a recusal request against the court handling his lawsuit against a travel ban imposed by the Ministry of Justice. The Seoul Administrative Court held its first hearing on June 10 regarding Tan's lawsuit against the Ministry of Justice's travel ban. However, the hearing was postponed after Tan's legal team claimed there were grounds for recusal. Lee Ha-sang, Tan's June 10, 2026
  • Google Launches Real-Time Translation Model Supporting Over 70 Languages
    Google Launches Real-Time Translation Model Supporting Over 70 Languages Google has unveiled an artificial intelligence (AI) translation model capable of real-time interpretation in over 70 languages. The new model aims to reduce delays compared to traditional methods that wait for the speaker to finish before translating, while also capturing the speaker's tone and style. On June 9, Google introduced its new real-time voice translation model, "Gemini 3.5 Live Translate." This model will be gradually integrated into the Google Translate app, Google Meet video June 10, 2026
  • Power is Key in the AI Era: Gaon Cable Emerges as a Leader in AI Data Center Infrastructure
    Power is Key in the AI Era: Gaon Cable Emerges as a Leader in AI Data Center Infrastructure The market's perception of Gaon Cable is shifting. Once regarded as a traditional manufacturer focused on medium and low-voltage cables, the company is now being reevaluated as a beneficiary of the growing U.S. AI data center market, positioning itself not merely as a "cable stock" but as a key player in "AI data center infrastructure." According to industry sources on June 9, interest in companies providing power infrastructure for AI data centers has surged alongside AI semiconductor fi June 10, 2026
  • U.S.-Iran Tensions Boost Defense Stocks; Hanwha Aerospace Rises for Second Day
    U.S.-Iran Tensions Boost Defense Stocks; Hanwha Aerospace Rises for Second Day Military tensions between the United States and Iran have intensified, leading to a surge in defense stocks. Hanwha Aerospace, which had seen a decline in investor sentiment following a recent explosion at its Daejeon facility, has experienced two consecutive days of gains amid expectations for increased defense demand. As of 12:49 p.m. on June 10, Hanwha Aerospace shares were trading at 1,025,000 won, up 9,000 won (0.89%) from the previous trading day. This follows a 0.99% increase the day bef June 10, 2026
  • Jung Jeong-sik Elected as New Floor Leader of People Power Party
    Jung Jeong-sik Elected as New Floor Leader of People Power Party Jung Jeong-sik, a three-term lawmaker, has been elected as the new floor leader of the People Power Party. His election comes just seven days after the resignation of former floor leader Song Eon-seok following local elections.On June 10, the People Power Party held a general meeting at the National Assembly to conduct the floor leader election. The contest featured three candidates: Kim Do-eup, Jung Jeong-sik, and Seong Il-jong. Since no candidate received a majority of votes in the first round June 10, 2026
  • Democratic Party Launches Task Force to Reform Election System Following Voting Paper Shortage
    Democratic Party Launches Task Force to Reform Election System Following Voting Paper Shortage The Democratic Party has activated a task force (TF) to address the shortage of ballots that occurred during the recent June 3 local elections. The party also warned Jang Dong-hyuk, leader of the People Power Party, against politicizing the situation. On June 10, the Democratic Party launched the "Election System Reform TF for the Protection of Citizens' Voting Rights," beginning its investigation into the incident. The task force is led by Representative Song Gi-hun, with Representatives June 10, 2026
  • Candidates for National Assembly Leader Unite on Conservative Rebuilding
    Candidates for National Assembly Leader Unite on 'Conservative Rebuilding' During a candidate forum held on June 10, the three contenders for the People Power Party's National Assembly leadership—Kim Do-eup, Jeong Jeom-sik, and Seong Il-jong—expressed a unified call for 'conservative rebuilding.' However, they proposed different approaches: Kim emphasized change, Jeong focused on unity, and Seong highlighted the need for struggle. The People Power Party convened a general meeting on June 10 to initiate the selection of its next National Assembly leader. The ca June 10, 2026
  • Hugel Showcases Key Products at AMWC KOREA, Highlighting K-Aesthetics Global Status
    Hugel Showcases Key Products at AMWC KOREA, Highlighting K-Aesthetic's Global Status Hugel will unveil its major product portfolio at the AMWC KOREA, the first global aesthetic medical conference held in South Korea. This event is seen as an opportunity to showcase the global status of K-Aesthetic.From June 19 to 20, Hugel will participate in the Aesthetic & Anti-aging Medicine World Congress KOREA (AMWC KOREA) at the Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas.At the event, Hugel will have a dedicated booth featuring key products including botulinum toxin, Letybo, HA fillers, Revolax b June 10, 2026
  • Dong-A ST Exports Technology for Cenobamate to Australia and New Zealand
    Dong-A ST Exports Technology for Cenobamate to Australia and New Zealand Dong-A ST is set to enter the Australian and New Zealand markets with its epilepsy treatment, Cenobamate (marketed as Xcopri). The company has opted for a licensing-out model, transferring local development, approval, and sales rights, marking a significant expansion of its global business strategy. This move is particularly noteworthy as it represents the first instance of Dong-A ST exporting a product that was initially sourced from abroad.On June 10, Dong-A ST announced that it has signed a t June 10, 2026
  • Korean Entertainment Firms Face Scrutiny Over Fan Club Membership Terms
    Korean Entertainment Firms Face Scrutiny Over Fan Club Membership Terms The Fair Trade Commission has identified unfair terms in the membership agreements of entertainment companies and fan platforms operating paid fan club memberships. On June 10, the commission reported that it found 77 instances of unfair clauses across eight categories in the terms of service from 24 companies, including SM Entertainment and Big Hit, as well as Weverse Company and Kakao Entertainment.Paid fan club memberships allow consumers to pay a fee for benefits such as early access to conc June 10, 2026