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- 1aespa's Karina and Winter front Seoul tourism film●[SEOUL SYNDROME] Main Film 1 | KARINA, WINTER of aespa
Seoul's tourism authority has released the first main film of its 'Seoul Syndrome' campaign, starring Karina and Winter of K-pop group aespa. The promo showcases the South Korean capital through the two idols and has drawn millions of likes within days, with fans celebrating the pairing of the group with the city's global tourism push.
- 2OSHWDem free technology fair returns to A Coruña museum▼📢 Lembrade!! Mañá sábado 3 de outubro temos OSHWDem!!! ( @ oshwdem ) A Feira das Tecnoloxías Libres, no museo Domus de A
Organisers are reminding attendees that OSHWDem, Galicia's free and open technology fair, takes place this Saturday 3 October at the Domus museum in A Coruña. The event features robot competitions and exhibitions of open hardware projects, drawing makers, hackers and open technology enthusiasts from across the region.
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A developer has released an open-source collection of marketing skills for Claude Code and other AI agents. The toolkit covers conversion rate optimisation, copywriting, SEO, analytics and growth engineering, letting AI assistants carry out marketing tasks directly. Developers are sharing the repository as interest grows in extending coding agents into business functions beyond software development.
- 4All of Us Are Dead 2 Zombie Sequel Buzz●ALL OF US ARE DEAD 2: Zombie Outbreak Traps Seoul High School—Her Escape Infects the Entire World!
Attention is building around All of Us Are Dead 2, the follow-up to the Korean zombie series set in a Seoul high school. Fans are discussing a storyline in which a student escapes the school outbreak and carries the infection beyond it, threatening a worldwide spread. The premise has renewed interest in where the Netflix franchise will take its apocalypse next.
- 5Revolve launches magazine as Cato shuts 120 stores▼The Weekly Closeout: Revolve debuts magazine and Cato closes 120 stores
Revolve has debuted its own magazine, a content-driven branding move by the online fashion retailer, while discount apparel chain Cato is closing roughly 120 stores in a significant retail contraction. The two moves, bundled in a weekly retail news roundup, highlight diverging fortunes in fashion retail: digital-native brands investing in editorial media as traditional store-based chains shrink their physical footprints.
- 6Seoul's anger with Kyiv over POWs reflects North Korea worries▼Seoul’s anger with Kyiv over POWs may be driven by worries about its ties to North Korea
South Korea has voiced anger toward Ukraine over its handling of North Korean prisoners of war, and analysts suggest the dispute is driven less by the POWs themselves than by Seoul's broader concerns about its relationship with North Korea. Observers say the standoff could complicate cooperation between Kyiv and Seoul at a sensitive moment in inter-Korean dynamics.
- 7Seoul threatens further measures unless Kyiv issues public apology▼Seoul warns of 'further measures' if Kyiv refuses public apology
South Korea's government warned it would take 'further measures' if Ukraine refuses to issue a public apology in an escalating diplomatic dispute between the two countries. Seoul has not detailed what additional steps it is considering, but the threat signals a significant deterioration in relations, drawing attention given South Korea's previous support for Kyiv amid Russia's war.
- 8Seoul threatens further action in Ukraine POW row▼Seoul warns 'further action' if Ukraine does not apologise over prisoner-of-war row
South Korea has warned it will take 'further action' unless Ukraine issues an apology over a dispute involving prisoners of war. The warning escalates an unusual public rift between the two countries, though details of the measures Seoul might take were not specified in the report.
- 9AI fall-prevention startup wins Seoul foreign entrepreneur contest●AI fall-prevention startup wins Seoul’s foreign entrepreneur contest
An AI-powered fall-prevention startup has taken first place in Seoul's contest for foreign entrepreneurs. The competition highlights the South Korean capital's push to attract international founders building technology businesses. The winning company develops artificial intelligence tools designed to detect and prevent falls, a technology with clear applications for elderly care and healthcare facilities as populations age.
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