The British airline continues its successful recruitment drive for older employees, having more than doubled its workforce aged 50+ since 2022.

A former U.S. official indicated that President Trump could propose tacitly accepting North Korea's nuclear program, signing a peace treaty, and halting joint military exercises with South Korea during a potential summit with Kim Jong-un.

Writer Cláudia Lucas Chéu publishes a personal essay questioning her own belief systems while embracing the imaginative power of fairy tales and superstition.

Employees at Serbia’s BioSens Institute have launched a warning strike following the appointment of a new director. The protest reflects growing tensions within the research facility over recent leadership changes.

In the second quarter of this year, the number of employed persons was 2,840,100 dinars, while the unemployed were 220,200, according to data from the Labor Force Survey of the Statistical Office of the Republic.

Organizers announce the last-ever Prague Harley Days motorcycle festival, inviting fans to a final celebration of American culture, street food, and rides through the capital.

The Association of Judicial Assistants has strongly criticized the ongoing delays in salary payments for justice sector employees, describing the situation as unacceptable and humiliating.

New anti-scalping regulations taking effect in South Korea impose heavy fines on resellers and offer cash rewards for reporting violations.

The popular Finnish newspaper introduces a daily mini crossword with rotating themes, inviting readers to solve word puzzles and test their vocabulary skills.

The South Korean actor aims to maintain his strong box office streak with the release of his latest action thriller following recent commercial successes.

A United Nations assessment reveals that worldwide soil health is rapidly declining due to unsustainable agricultural practices and land mismanagement. Experts stress that proven restoration techniques remain largely underutilized, threatening long-term food security and ecosystem stability.

Veteran actor Lee Byung-hun has been officially cast in an upcoming feature film helmed by Hwang Dong-hyuk, the creator of the global hit series "Squid Game". Production details regarding the project's plot and release schedule have not yet been publicly disclosed.

The prime minister highlighted potential AI applications for electoral processes while warning of technology's risks to democratic integrity.

János Bóka states that the ruling Fidesz party is undergoing a carefully planned restructuring, while expressing support for recent political initiatives involving key party figures.

Career experts highlight frequent verbal cues used by overworked staff that serve as clear warning signs of burnout and stress in the workplace.

Hyundai Motor Group’s plan to deploy Atlas robots at its Georgia facility in 2028 has triggered intense union discussions in South Korea regarding automation job losses, while American workers show minimal organized resistance.

An author reflects on the arduous process of obtaining French citizenship, juxtaposing personal heritage discoveries—including Nazi-era ancestors—with national cultural symbols like Asterix and Obelix.

President Yoweri Museveni hosted RCCG General Overseer Pastor Enoch Adeboye and his wife during an apostolic visit to Uganda, highlighting religious diplomacy and key engagements between the two nations.

Apostle Ayodele David-Adesua, running for the Ekiti North 1 Federal Constituency seat, promised to restore development and deliver democratic benefits ahead of the 2027 polls.

Germany's construction industry reported a significant jump in orders, revenues, and employment in June, signaling early signs of recovery in residential building despite rising costs.

South Korean President Lee has ordered a push for police reform, emphasizing the need for a government body to lead the initiative. This directive comes amid mounting concerns over police accountability, particularly following a scandal involving missing person cases.

The ruling party and government are emphasizing an active fiscal policy to boost economic growth in the 2027 budget. This approach aims to stimulate the economy through strategic financial measures.

Khloe Kardashian is considering an acting career, while actor Ong Seong-wu expresses his desire to explore diverse genres and avoid being typecast. Both celebrities are contemplating expanding their professional horizons beyond their current public personas.

The new apostolic nuncio, Archbishop Jude Thaddeus Okolo, is scheduled to arrive in Prague on September 3rd.

A former airport employee offers practical advice to make flying with young children easier, addressing common challenges such as long sitting periods, airport crowds, noise, and unpredictable moments.

President Lee has accepted the resignation of the justice minister. The presidential spokesperson confirmed the acceptance of the resignation.

South Korean actors Choi Min-sik and Han So-hee have been cast in the Korean remake of the popular film 'The Intern.' Han So-hee expressed that this role felt like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

An investigation has been launched into allegations of video surveillance in the changing room of the maternity ward at KBC Berane, following reports from a group of citizens and hospital employees. The Agency for Personal Data Protection will oversee the control.

The new mayor of Chungju, North Chungcheong Province, is embracing the city's unconventional social media legacy by appearing in costume, dancing, and lip-syncing in a promotional video. This strategy aims to continue the viral success achieved under his predecessor.

KakaoTalk, South Korea's leading mobile messenger, experienced a three-day outage of its text-to-speech service from August 12-14, causing inconvenience for visually impaired users.

Hanya Yanagihara's novel 'A Little Life' has garnered significant attention on TikTok and topped sales charts, known for its intense portrayal of friendship and themes of childhood and adult abuse.

The Girls' Generation unit HRS is set to debut with their new single titled 'Skibidi'. This marks the official launch of the sub-unit's music career.

The number of employed individuals in Croatia increased to 1.77 million in July, driven by growth in tourism and crafts, with the unemployment rate standing at 3.4 percent.

Two Hollywood films are close to reaching 10 million admissions in Korea, a significant box office achievement that has only occurred twice before in the country's unique ticket-counting system.

Actor-singer Lim Yoona has been selected as the brand model for domestic fashion label Depound, launching its 2026 fall campaign. The brand cited Lim's bright and calm image as aligning with its slogan.

New reports commissioned by AB InBev suggest that South Koreans rely on bars for socializing more significantly than drinkers in other regions.

A recent poll indicates that South Korean President Lee's approval rating has increased to 45%, up from a previous record low. This marks a slight improvement in public sentiment towards his leadership.

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K-pop group Enhypen has made their comeback as a six-member ensemble, releasing their new EP titled 'The Sin: Bliss'. This marks a new era for the group with their latest musical offering.

France has recorded more than 7,300 excess deaths during its historically hot summer heatwaves, with health authorities continuing to monitor the significant human cost of the extreme temperatures.

Božo Ćorić, a long-serving head of the Department for Social Affairs in Mostar, retired earlier this year, received nearly 20,000 KM in severance pay, and was subsequently hired in July as an advisor to Mayor Mario Kordić.

The director and deputy director of Studenica General Hospital have denied allegations that employees were coerced into attending political rallies. They stated that no staff members were blackmailed or pressured to participate in such events.

Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has sharply criticized FIFA president Gianni Infantino over the abandoned proposal to bring private investors into the World Cup and other FIFA…

A man featured in a viral 'Suwon zombie' video, whose unusual posture sparked drug suspicions, has tested positive for drugs in a forensic hair analysis, despite earlier conflicting urine test results.

CJ Foodville's Tous Les Jours, the first Korean bakery chain to enter the US in 2004, is now focusing on achieving profitability and success in the American market after years of effort.

Netflix Korea's romantic comedy series 'Our Sticky Love' has quickly risen to the top of the global non-English TV chart, even as it faces controversy regarding actor Ahn Ha-young's family history.

A one-year and eight-month-old girl unnoticedly left the 'Dragan Radulović' kindergarten in Podgorica yesterday, with her mother finding her in the yard with an unknown woman. Parents are shocked and demand accountability.

NUNS has asserted that employees of ANN have the right to answers and guarantees of professional and editorial independence. This statement emphasizes the importance of safeguarding journalistic integrity within the organization.

Trade unions in Serbia have warned the acting director of Studenica General Hospital in Kraljevo, alleging abuse of office and pressure on employees to attend political rallies.

South Korea's national security adviser stated the country's strong interest in Iran's denuclearization and commitment to international nonproliferation efforts, following remarks by former US President Trump.

A heartwarming moment where BTS member Jimin kissed a young fan undergoing pediatric cancer treatment at a concert has garnered widespread attention online.

The new leader of the Democratic Party (DP) has put forward an affordability agenda, drawing parallels to Mamdani's proposals. This comes as the Korean ruling party also introduces its new leadership.

Live Nation Korea confirmed that Bruno Mars will perform four dates in Seoul in May 2027 as part of his ongoing 'The Romantic Tour' world concert series.

President Donald Trump’s latest financial disclosure shows he executed two trades in shares of South Korean e-commerce giant Coupang during June. The filings underscore his continued engagement with international equities while in office.

Government macroeconomic guidelines forecast approximately 3% annual GDP growth, a reduction in unemployment to around 8%, and over 19% real wage increases by 2029.

A vehicle unexpectedly landed in a public fountain in the Hungarian city of Kaposvár, causing property damage but resulting in no reported injuries. Local authorities are investigating the cause of the unusual accident.

A senior gynecologist leaving the Vršac General Hospital after two years from retirement highlights staffing challenges, noting better compensation and atmosphere at her new facility in Bar.

South Korea's national security adviser requested that China play a constructive role in supporting Seoul's efforts toward peaceful coexistence with North Korea and progress toward denuclearization.

Following his acclaimed role in the Netflix series Teach You a Lesson, charismatic actor Kim Moo-yul confirms his return to small-screen projects with a new upcoming series.

Despite preliminary police findings suggesting suicide, family and friends remain skeptical about the circumstances surrounding the death of a missing Jeju woman.

Press freedom organizations have condemned a corporate executive's reply to Serbia's information minister, calling it a message directed at employees rather than addressing official concerns.

The Kosovo Judicial Council has refused requests from Serbian judges and legal staff to retract their resignations and return to their positions, intensifying ethnic tensions in the region's justice system.

Art collectors and curators flock to Seoul in early September for Frieze Seoul and Kiaf, which share the Coex venue for the last time before separating locations. Museum exhibitions timed to the fair will run for months, extending the cultural impact beyond the four-day event.

Located 52 floors above Seoul, the exclusive Crab 52 restaurant serves a high-end buffet featuring snow crab, caviar, and raw bar selections alongside sweeping river vistas.

The Slovenian Ministry of Demography, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities is drafting emergency measures to standardize user fees for long-term care services. The proposed reforms also include a guaranteed monthly gross bonus of 300 euros for all workers in the sector to address staffing and funding disparities.

Apple is reportedly developing its most expensive MacBook yet, featuring a thinner design, OLED display, and touchscreen capabilities. The device will be powered by next-generation M6 and M5 Ultra processors designed to enhance on-device artificial intelligence performance.

The academic council of the University of Niš Philosophy Faculty convenes after the education ministry decreed a reduction in funded positions from 250 to 210 and lowered salary coefficients.

Netflix Japan announces a localized version of the breakout 2022 series, reimagining the legal drama with a new protagonist played by acclaimed actress Mana Ashida.

Major upcoming releases in South Korea are increasingly drawing on Korean mythology and cultural roots, marking a significant departure from the Western-inspired settings that previously dominated the industry.

The municipal assembly in Andrijevica passed a proposal granting €350 monthly to unemployed mothers retroactively from January 2026, alongside an initiative to erect a monument to Metropolitan Amfilohije.

The employees' union at the Clinical Hospital Center in Mostar has announced legal action against the institution's management board, citing unlawful adoption of new work rules.

The newly announced group has already attracted significant interest, partly due to member Seoyeon being the younger sister of Twice’s Jihyo.

27 workers at the 'Elid' factory in Donji Dušnik, Serbia, were dismissed after striking to protest six months of unpaid salaries.

Acclaimed Korean director Lee Chang-dong is making a comeback after an eight-year hiatus, with his new project set to be released on Netflix.

Montenegrin MP Nikola Zirojević criticized the government for offering a million-euro reward for information on Zvicer and Milović, while police officers reportedly lack funds for uniforms and equipment.

Apostolović stated that Serbia needs to be more consistent and active in fulfilling its obligations on the path to EU membership. This call emphasizes the importance of Serbia's continued commitment to European integration.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has nominated prosecutor-turned-attorney Choi Kil-su as the country's first independent inspector general in ten years, a post that has been vacant since 2016.

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South Korea experienced a significant increase of 292,000 wage jobs in the first quarter, primarily driven by growth in the welfare and hospitality sectors. This rise indicates a positive trend in the nation's employment landscape.

A recent poll indicates that President Lee Jae-myung's approval rating has fallen to a new low of 40.2 percent, marking the sixth consecutive week of decline and reflecting growing public dissatisfaction.

A museum in Frankfurt is allowing visitors to experience the world of the Apostle Paul through VR glasses, including a virtual fistfight in front of the Temple of Artemis.

CJ CheilJedang's operations in California are significantly contributing to the rise of its Bibigo brand in the US market, as evidenced by strong consumer engagement at cultural festivals.

Netflix is assembling a star-studded cast for its highly anticipated Korean original 'The Men of the Harem,' which features an empress surrounded by male concubines, with Bae Suzy in a leading role.

Economic experts anticipate the Bank of Korea will raise its growth outlook for the South Korean economy to over 3 percent for 2026, citing strong semiconductor exports and recovering domestic demand.

The Holy Skull of Saint Apostle Titus, the first Bishop of Crete, arrived in Tympaki, Heraklion, on Saturday afternoon and will remain until Sunday for a vigil.

Hannam-dong, a wealthy neighborhood in Seoul, is attracting fashion enthusiasts with its concentration of designer flagships, art spaces, and boutiques showcasing Korea's top homegrown labels.

The three largest political parties in Portugal have held campaign events, engaging with the public and presenting their platforms. These gatherings are part of their ongoing efforts to connect with voters.

The Islamic University of Minnesota (USA) awarded an honorary Doctor Honoris Causa title to distinguished Professor Serigne Pape Makhtar Kébé in August 2023, recognizing him as an apostle of Tijaniyya.

The ruins of an ancient Roman bridge, believed to have been built by Caligula in 39 AD and possibly connected to the martyrdom of Apostle Peter, have emerged from the Tiber River in Rome near St. Peter's Basilica.

International travelers arriving at Incheon Airport frequently prioritize purchasing transit cards and banana milk from convenience stores over SIM cards, according to local chain CU.

India's capital markets regulator, Sebi, has eased the onboarding process for foreign investors by allowing digital signatures for power of attorney documents, eliminating the need for notarisation and apostillisation.

Employees of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, Serbia, have not yet received the first part of their July salaries, despite the second part being due today.

Reports indicate that 115 'orcas,' high-risk bettors on Polymarket, may be placing wagers based on access to privileged military information.

Researchers at Seoul National University have developed an AI system capable of detecting aspiration risk by analyzing a person's 'Ah' sound for just two seconds. This technology aims to identify individuals prone to food or drink accidentally entering the wrong pipe.

Soyeon, the leader and producer of the girl group I-dle, is set to release a new solo album in early September, marking her first solo comeback in over five years.

India's Generation Z is driving a significant boom in the country's beauty market, leading to a surge in demand for beauty products and services. This demographic shift is reshaping the industry's landscape.

JYP Entertainment's new multinational girl group OurBirthday made its full debut in Seoul, introducing its unique 'whip-hop' music style.

In a Seoul riverside ecological park, cicada nymphs are vanishing before they can emerge and fly, prompting the Seoul Metropolitan Government to respond with banners and patrols to protect the insects.

YouTube is the leading media platform in South Korea, significantly outperforming other services with an average monthly usage time of nearly 44 hours, according to data from Mobile Index.

Authorities are investigating a nursing hospital in Seoul after a patient's severed toe was discovered in a refrigerator in the facility's kitchen, stored in a disposable porridge container for about two weeks.

Actor Dananeer Mobeen has shared stunning glimpses of her high-altitude trek to Rakaposhi and Diran Base Camps, taking her fans along on the 12,000-foot adventure with friends and family.

The romantic comedy series "Our Sticky Love" has reached the top of Netflix's non-English chart, as announced by the streaming platform, even amidst controversy surrounding one of its lead actors. The series stars Jung Hae-in and Ha Young.

The number of unemployed individuals in Pljevlja has decreased significantly, with 1,500 fewer people registered with the Employment Agency over the past decade, including a substantial drop in university graduates seeking work.

Apostolos Mangiriadis is returning to SKAI television to take on the role of anchoring the midday news bulletin. His return marks a notable change in the station's news programming.

Mészáros Tibor, an actor from the Kaposvár theater, has been appointed by the municipality to temporarily lead the Sopron theater, replacing Péter Fülöp.

In an almost unbelievable story from Vođinci, Croatia, a company owner gifted a new car to an employee in recognition of 20 years of business loyalty and dedication. This gesture comes from a small municipality in Vukovar-Srijem County.

South Korea’s three major battery manufacturers invested over 4 trillion won ($2.84 billion) in plant construction and equipment upgrades during the first half of the year, maintaining capital spending despite a slowdown in electric vehicle demand.

Traditional Korean pansori artist Lee Ja-ram received enthusiastic recognition from French festival-goers during her performance at the Avignon Festival.

A rescued kestrel named Jjorongi is among several birds of prey being rehabilitated and released back into the wild at a conservation research center near Seoul, highlighting urban wildlife recovery efforts.

Unemployment in Serbia dropped to 7.2% in the second quarter, with employment figures reaching over 2.84 million according to official statistical data.

Samsung, SK, Hyundai, and LG have collectively donated 7 billion won to support recovery efforts in southern regions devastated by recent heavy rainfall.

A professional association representing judicial assistants in Croatia has condemned prolonged delays in salary payments for court staff members. The protest highlights growing financial strain within the judiciary and demands immediate administrative resolution.

Despite recent controversies surrounding her family's historical ties, actress Ahn Ha-young is set to reprise her role in the upcoming seasons of Netflix's medical drama.

The head of the UN nuclear watchdog stated that a direct meeting between the US president and North Korean leader is crucial for regional stability and denuclearization efforts.

Running from September 4 to 12, this year’s program features unconventional performances designed to encourage audiences to breathe deeply and consciously decelerate their daily rhythms.

The Croatian government invested €176 million in job creation programs last year, successfully reducing the national unemployment rate by 14.8 percent.

August is officially recognized as Women's Month in South Africa, commemorating the historic August 9, 1956 march where thousands of women protested apartheid pass laws.

Police confirmed that a Chinese national accused of killing a female graduate student confessed to scattering her body parts in Gyeongsan and northwestern Gyeonggi Province, rather than keeping them in one location.

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A Zimbabwean court has acquitted a single defendant in the high-profile Vapostori religious group trial, marking a minor development in the ongoing legal proceedings.

A protracted conflict regarding leadership and property rights continues to plague the Mugodhi Apostolic Faith Church in Zimbabwe, drawing attention from local authorities and congregation members alike.

Citigroup leads South Korea’s investment banking sector this year, bolstered by its role in leading SK hynix’s massive $26.5 billion US IPO and strong debt and equity issuance.

North Korea’s muted commemoration this week of a key anniversary tied to former leader Kim Jong-il offers another glimpse into a broader transformation under his son: an effort to build a state…

The museum features the Joseon-era artwork depicting workers enjoying a peaceful lunch break, designated as a national treasure.

Officials are reviving a nearly two-decade-old strategy of housing notorious criminals on naval vessels to dismantle extortion networks and reduce gang influence on land.

Facing potential closures at four of five German plants, disillusioned Volkswagen employees are losing faith in executive restructuring plans and are preparing to develop their own strategies to navigate the corporate downturn.

A former Trump administration staffer claims Melania Trump avoids public appearances not due to official duties, but because she simply does not wish to be present at the White House.

The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education launched an expanded 300-officer team dedicated to protecting teachers' rights, responding to high applicant interest and growing concerns.

Conservative politicians in South Korea have voiced concerns regarding the Lee Jae Myung administration's diplomatic approach amidst a rapidly changing security environment on the Korean Peninsula, advocating for stronger defense capabilities.

Serbian MP Jelena Milošević has reported that public sector employees in Niš are being pressured to attend the International Film Festival, which is organized by the City.

A photo of US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's to-do list, showing an item to purchase $5 billion-$10 billion worth of yen, suggests potential US intervention in currency markets.

British police were compelled to release a statement after AI-generated images depicting a "killer Cat in the Hat" character caused fear among teenagers, leading some to avoid going out at night.

Apostolos Mangiriadis has rejoined SKAI TV to present the daily midday news bulletin at 2:00 PM, following the conclusion of his collaboration with ERTNEWS.

Hybe's newly formed girl group, Tuide, has officially debuted with the release of their extended play (EP) titled 'Tune & Play.' This marks their entry into the K-pop music scene.

LG Household & Health Care is divesting its Avon North American operations as part of a strategic shift to focus on retail and digital channels for its Korean beauty and wellness brands.

The Ministry of Trade and Tourism of Republika Srpska has issued a public call for caterers and travel agencies to participate in the allocation of tourist e-Vouchers, requiring participants to have at least four employees and settled taxes.

The World Traditional Opera Festival, also known as the Changguk festival, is set to return for its second season with both local and international productions.

The Méndez Álvaro district in Madrid exhibits a striking social contrast, with scenes of marginalization and drug paraphernalia near an institute, juxtaposed with luxury rental apartments offering amenities like pet spas.

Podgorica Airport has increased security and technical resources at its commercial parking lot due to incidents of vandalism, including broken ramps, cut chains, pulled-out bollards, and employees being attacked with cars.

The Phaneroo ministry has commenced a new season, with its leader, Apostle Grace Lubega, urging followers to strive for a greater impact within the Christian community.

Apostle Kassy Chukwu, an aide to the Edo State Governor, has retracted his earlier anti-Davido remarks and issued an apology to the musician and the people of Edo State.

Prague's historic Invalidovna in Karlín is open to the public for the last time on Saturday before it closes for a long-term, complete reconstruction by the National Heritage Institute.

K-pop boy band Enhypen's eighth extended play (EP) achieved significant success, selling over 1.77 million copies on its release day.

A 2-year-old child was bitten by a dog in a Zagreb pastry shop, sustaining a minor leg injury. The incident gained attention due to the dog owner's alleged reaction afterward.

Rookie girl group AtHeart has released a remake of Roo'Ra's 1996 summer hit '3!4!' as part of their 'Time Travel Project,' bridging a three-decade gap in music.

Keycap keyrings modeled after Joseon-era royal seals from the National Museum of Korea's merchandise line sold out within an hour of being restocked, marking another quick sell-out for the popular items.

Lippo General Insurance, the Indonesian subsidiary of Hanwha General Insurance, achieved record first-half earnings, continuing its streak of record-breaking performance for a second consecutive year.

The leader of an overseas hacking ring, identified as a Chinese national, was sentenced to 20 years in prison by the Seoul Central District Court for stealing over 38 billion won by targeting wealthy individuals, including BTS' Jungkook.

Eqqualberry, the K-beauty skincare brand operated by Boosters, drew thousands of visitors to its booth at a US beauty festival this month, weeks after landing its first major retail listing in the…

A woman has been charged with homicide after allegedly stabbing a man to death in a mental health unit in Turku, Finland, following a dispute in April.

The Gwangju Biennale Foundation has denied accusations of censorship regarding the removal of 'Taiwan' from a pavilion's name, an explanation rejected by Taiwan's Ministry of Culture.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with South Korean officials, including Lee, to discuss peace initiatives on the Korean Peninsula. Wang Yi pledged a constructive role and stated that the US needs to change its hostile policy towards the region.

A musical theater concert titled 'Yeshua 33 Years,' tracing the life and teachings of Jesus, is set to open in Seoul on August 29, combining live music, drama, and a charity initiative.

South Korea's ruling Democratic Party has passed a motion to establish a special committee dedicated to supporting Busan's bid to host the 2028 United Nations Ocean Conference.

Samsung Display has improved the brightness of its foldable screens, while LG Display has developed a new method to create brighter and more durable OLEDs by eliminating the use of masks in their production process.

OA Entertainment, Jennie's agency, announced it will take strict legal action against defamatory and malicious online posts targeting the singer, following the spread of unverified footage from her recent performance.

A senior presidential aide suggested that housing development on part of Yongsan Family Park in central Seoul could help fund the costly soil cleanup of the former US military base while utilizing prime land.

Employees at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš have been without salaries for nearly a month, with the Ministry providing no explanation for the lack of funds, leading to accusations of unlawful and cruel retaliation.

Trade unions are reporting increased pressure on employees at the "Studenica" General Hospital, particularly since gatherings began in surrounding villages. Employees are allegedly being coerced into attending rallies and boarding buses for political events.

The National Media and Infocommunications Authority has released its latest report, which closely examines the data usage of Hungarians abroad, indicating a substantial increase in international internet consumption.

More than half of Portugal is at risk of desertification, prompting the country's Nature Restoration Plan to focus on land management to combat the issue.

Mnet's new reality competition show, 'Street World Fighter: Directors' War,' shifts focus from dancers to the choreographers, highlighting the unseen work behind K-pop dance moves.