Hallyu

China may need to rationally rethink its approach to South Korea.

Cultural exchanges have started to become restricted, but can China really give up its addiction to Hallyu?

Seoul rides the "Korean Wave" to promote its soft power far beyond East Asia.

The "Korean Wave" comes to Myanmar.

How a 16-year-old singer found herself in the middle of a cross-strait spat.

With performances in Malaysia, Brazil and South Korea, Psy is stepping up his sonic onslaught.

The Bo Xilai controversy rumbles on, India fires a missile and the country’s train drivers are given an unpleasant new duty in this week’s round up of Asia news.

South Korea’s accomplishments extend beyond its economic growth. Its political shift from authoritarian rule to a vibrant democracy could be a model for some ASEAN countries.

Was the dramatic rise in interest for Korean culture spontaneous or manufactured? And how long will it last?

Korean Wave has put South Korea on the map culturally. But has it brought economic gains for the nation?

South Korean pop culture has many fans, beyond the Asia-Pacific – and in some very unexpected places worldwide.

Reasons behind the popularity of South Korean TV dramas in Taiwan, China and Japan are in some ways puzzling.