AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCultural Heritage: UNESCO’s advisory body recommended Korean hanji paper for inscription, with a final decision due in December. North Korea’s separate taekwondo bid is also nearing approval, after Seoul missed a chance for a joint listing. K-Drama Industry: South Korea’s TV drama sector is seeking $746 million in support as production declines and industry groups warn of mounting pressure. K-Pop: Songwriters who accused BTS’s “Swim” of copying their demo have asked a U.S. court to dismiss their lawsuit; separately, authorities are investigating a major HYBE data breach that exposed personal information. On Screen: KBS will display royal costumes and armor from its upcoming historical drama “Munmu” at the National Assembly next week. New Music: Hanroro released her single “Question Mark,” while NCT Dream is set to unveil its disco-inspired album “Dream After Dream” on Monday.
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