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South Korea leans on soldiers and aging volunteers as longer, hotter wildfire seasons outpace its forestry agencies

South Korea's spring wildfires, intensified by drier conditions and dense pine forests, increasingly depend on military helicopters and troops because forestry crews and rural volunteer firefighters are stretched thin.

Oct 5

Korea keeps buying rice nobody eats to shield aging paddy farmers from a shrinking market

Sep 28

Korea's shift to international age counting is quietly reshaping contracts and benefits

Sep 14

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Korea's rooftop water tanks are vanishing as the apartment stock ages

Jul 29

European Commission publishes final assessment of Erasmus+ Teacher Academies

Jul 24

EU releases selection results for Erasmus+ calls funding a joint European degree

Jul 17

Teacher unions and employers press EU for structured dialogue on the teaching profession

Jul 15

EU skills board proposes local reskilling partnerships to close labor shortages

Jul 15

European Commission publishes practical guide for institutions hosting education hackathons

Jul 10

European Commission selects 20 new university alliances in 2026 Erasmus+ call

Jul 8

Teacher burnout is testing the foundations of Korea's celebrated school system

Jun 29

The cost of the career break for women in Korea's workforce

Jun 22

Korea's platform workers are testing the boundaries of the social safety net

Jun 15

Why hundreds of thousands of young South Koreans are neither working nor studying

Jun 8

The economics behind the world's lowest birth rate

Jun 1

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