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Jul 10, 2024 | 
gjia.georgetown.edu | Yihan Deng |Tae Yeon Eom
InIn 2023, South Korean public institutions faced an unprecedented surge in cyberattacks, with daily attempts reaching 1.62 million, eighty percent of which were reportedly planned by North Korea. Considering the wide range of targets, including defense industries and private enterprises, which may not always report or be able to track such attacks, the actual tally of North Korean hacking endeavors is likely significantly higher.
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
canadianinquirer.net | Tae Yeon Eom
While Canada has upped its trade diplomacy game in the Indo-Pacific region, there is an ongoing risk of being overlooked as a serious North American business partner independent of its juggernaut neighbour to the south. South Korea is a critical piece of the puzzle. It is Canada’s seventh-largest trading partner in the world and is the only country in the strategically critical Indo-Pacific region with which Canada shares a free trade agreement (FTA).
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
policyoptions.irpp.org | Tae Yeon Eom
While Canada has upped its trade diplomacy game in the Indo-Pacific region, there is an ongoing risk of being overlooked as a serious North American business partner independent of its juggernaut neighbour to the south. South Korea is a critical piece of the puzzle.
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Jun 13, 2024 | 
policyoptions.irpp.org | Tae Yeon Eom
Tae Yeon Eom Tae Yeon Eom is a research scholar at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada and a PhD candidate in Asian studies at the University of British Columbia.
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May 9, 2024 | 
bworldonline.com | Tae Yeon Eom
K-POP giant JYP Entertainment recently launched VCHA, an all-female idol group composed entirely of members from Canada and the United States, who had passed auditions held in North America. The band says its members’ backgrounds include Korean, white, Latino, Black, Vietnamese, and Hmong ancestries. The once-novel idea of a K-pop group without Korean members, which caught the attention of the BBC and CNN, now seems on the brink of becoming the norm.
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May 7, 2024 | 
asiatimes.com | Tae Yeon Eom
K-pop giant JYP Entertainment recently launched VCHA, an all-female idol group composed entirely of members from Canada and the United States who had passed auditions held in North America. The band says its members’ backgrounds include Korean, white, Latino, black, Vietnamese and Hmong ancestries. The once-novel idea of a K-pop group without Korean members, which caught the attention of the BBC and CNN, now seems on the brink of becoming the norm.
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May 6, 2024 | 
ajupress.com | Tae Yeon Eom |Aju Press
SEOUL, May 07 (AJU PRESS) - K-pop giant JYP Entertainment recently launched VCHA, an all-female idol group composed entirely of members from Canada and the United States, who had passed auditions held in North America. The band says its members' backgrounds include Korean, white, Latino, Black, Vietnamese and Hmong ancestries. The once-novel idea of a K-pop group without Korean members, which caught the attention of the BBC and CNN, now seems on the brink of becoming the norm.
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May 5, 2024 | 
econotimes.com | Tae Yeon Eom
K-pop giant JYP Entertainment recently launched VCHA, an all-female idol group composed entirely of members from Canada and the United States, who had passed auditions held in North America. The band says its members’ backgrounds include Korean, white, Latino, Black, Vietnamese and Hmong ancestries.
The once-novel idea of a K-pop group without Korean members, which caught the attention of the BBC and CNN, now seems on the brink of becoming the norm.
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May 3, 2024 | 
winnipegfreepress.com | Tae Yeon Eom
This article was originally published on The Conversation, an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts. Disclosure information is available on the original site.
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May 2, 2024 | 
theconversation.com | Tae Yeon Eom
K-pop giant JYP Entertainment recently launched VCHA, an all-female idol group composed entirely of members from Canada and the United States, who had passed auditions held in North America. The band says its members’ backgrounds include Korean, white, Latino, Black, Vietnamese and Hmong ancestries. The once-novel idea of a K-pop group without Korean members, which caught the attention of the BBC and CNN, now seems on the brink of becoming the norm.
