Katya Bohdan

Sto­ries that res­onate glob­al­ly and have a fe­male gaze are dri­ving suc­cess, but an ad­dic­tion to big mon­ey pos­es risks.

The Glo­ry, Alche­my of Souls, Sin­gle’s In­fer­no and oth­er shows to watch, as Net­flix plans to drop $2.5bn on K-con­tent.

Ara­bic cal­lig­ra­phy artist Khaled Alme­sawy says the World Cup has been great for his art busi­ness and for Qatar.

While some Rus­sians be­lieve the West is ag­gra­vat­ing the sit­u­a­tion, most want an ur­gent diplo­mat­ic res­o­lu­tion.

Whether you loved or loathed Squid Game, here are six K-dra­mas you may want to try next.

The vet­er­an re­porter taught me an im­por­tant les­son: ‘Tell the sto­ry, what­ev­er the con­se­quences.’

Rel­a­tives of ex­iled and jailed po­lit­i­cal lead­ers are dis­ap­point­ed at di­a­logue ef­forts and con­sid­er tak­ing cas­es to ECHR.

In­ter­mit­tent strikes in France against Em­manuel Macron’s re­forms pose the tough­est test yet for the young pres­i­dent.

French gov­ern­ment launch­es plan to tack­le dis­crim­i­na­tion and de­pri­va­tion faced by peo­ple in poor sub­ur­ban ar­eas.

Tens of thou­sands take to the streets against nom­i­na­tion and ap­point­ment of ex-pres­i­dent Serzh Sargsyan as PM.