Photo=Hanwha Ocean Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will visit Hanwha Ocean’s shipyard in Geoje, South Korea, this October as part of Canada’s $44 billion submarine procurement program. The visit comes as the Hanwha Ocean–HD Hyundai Heavy Industries consortium, which has advanced to the final round, competes head-to-head with Germany’s ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS). According to The Globe and Mail and

(Photo=Tesla) Tesla is sending its most unconventional vehicle overseas. The company confirmed it will officially launch the Cybertruck in South Korea on August 29, marking the country as the first international market for the stainless-steel electric pickup. Two models will be available: the dual-motor All-Wheel Drive version with an estimated 323 miles of range, and the high-performance Cyberbeast, capable of

Photo=Neflix, BUSAN International Film Festival Netflix’s breakout animated hit K-Pop Demon Hunters—already a pop culture phenomenon in the United States—will get the red-carpet treatment at Asia’s biggest film stage. The Busan International Film Festival announced on Aug. 22 that it will host a special sing-along screening of the film, inviting audiences in South Korea to belt out chart-topping tracks alongside

Photo=Office of the President of the Republic of Korea South Korean President Lee Jae-myung attended a ship naming ceremony at Hanwha’s Philly Shipyard on Monday, underscoring growing cooperation between Seoul and Washington in shipbuilding. The visit came a day after Lee’s summit with U.S. President Donald Trump. At the shipyard, Lee joined the christening of the State of Maine, a

Photo= The White House X South Korean President Lee Jae-myung and former U.S. President Donald Trump used their first summit in Washington on Aug. 25 to float an ambitious vision: reviving America’s fading shipbuilding industry with a dose of Korean expertise. Lee praised what he called a “renaissance” in U.S. manufacturing, telling Trump that it looked as though “America is