Most people know Angkor Wat, but the empire was actually a massive "hydraulic machine" that managed water on a scale never seen before. Here is the real story of how it worked and why it eventually broke.
TikTok’s long-running uncertainty in the United States is now over. A new deal allows the app to continue operating legally under a US-based company, with American investors holding the majority stake.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Cults and Religion has condemned the Thai military for destroying a Vishnu statue in Preah Vihear and replacing it with a Buddha statue, calling the act a violation of national sovereignty and existing border agreements.
Former US President Donald Trump has invited Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet to join a new international group aimed at supporting his plan to end the Gaza conflict.
Iranian state media says over 3,100 people have died during recent anti-government protests, while rights groups warn the real number could be much higher.
Cambodia and Hong Kong have agreed to strengthen cooperation in healthcare and public health after a meeting in Phnom Penh that focused on skills training, technology, and long-term system improvement.
The principle of veracity is a cornerstone in the protection of honor and reputation under both criminal and civil law in South Korea. In today’s highly digitalized media environment, the dissemination of unverified accusations not only threatens the dignity of individuals but also undermines public confidence in the media and in the justice system itself. The case of actor Kim Soo-hyun, accused by the digital outlet Gaseyeon of having maintained an illicit relationship with the late actress Kim Sae-ron since her school years, serves as a paradigmatic example. A legal analysis reveals a marked discrepancy between the public accusations and the objective evidence available.
More than 200 days of silence have passed—days that felt eternal, yet only strengthened the hope that truth always finds its way. Kim Soo Hyun’s light remains intact, awaiting the moment to return stronger than ever.
Popular South Korean YouTuber Tzuyang, known for her mukbang videos, will take a historic step by appearing before the National Assembly of South Korea on October 14. The young content creator seeks to shed light on the dangers of online harassment and extortion, firmly stating: “I want to make sure no one else becomes a victim like me.” (MK News)
In recent years, rumors about romantic relationships between celebrities have caused a stir on social media. This phenomenon raises a fundamental question: why do artists tend to keep their private lives under wraps?
In the entertainment world, fandoms are often seen as passionate communities that express their love through messages, projects, and digital campaigns. But the case of Kim Soo-hyun’s global fandom shows that this bond can go far beyond admiration: it can transform into a legal, media, and social force capable of making history.
More than just a romantic TV show, It’s Okay to Not Be Okay is an emotional journey that blends the realism of pain with the magic of fairy tales. Through symbols like the butterfly, books, and personal growth, this South Korean K-drama reminds us that healing is not a solitary path and that, even with scars, everyone deserves to be loved.
Kim Soo Hyun’s fandom from Canada, London, and Spain together with Latin America have united in a global action to demand justice and transparency in the case of the South Korean actor. With letters delivered to embassies and a formal petition addressed to the President of South Korea, the international movement seeks not only to guarantee a fair process for Kim Soo Hyun but also to set a precedent that inspires the defense of truth and justice in similar cases around the world.
“As someone who has followed Kim Soo-hyun for years, I firmly believe that his talent shines beyond any media storm. For those of us who admire him, Knock Off is not just another drama: it is the promise of seeing him reborn on screen and proving, once again, why he is one of the most beloved actors in Korea and around the world.”
Kim Soo-hyun: The True Victim of a Media Scandal Despite circulating rumors and accusations in the media, no verifiable evidence implicates him. Everything suggests Kim Soo-hyun is the victim of misinformation and media sensationalism, facing public backlash while steadfastly defending his reputation.