Daily News Summary — 2026-06-15
Employment instability is growing as regular jobs see their first decline in over 26 years, while the U.S. and Iran are currently negotiating an end to their conflict. Additionally, 14 South Korean information security technologies have been approved as new international standards, and the 2026 Economic Census is underway.
Daily News Summary — 2026-06-15
Regular jobs see first decline in 26 years and 5 months
Regular employment, long considered a bastion of stability, has dropped for the first time in 26 years and 5 months. Amid a manufacturing slump, job losses in ICT for those in their 20s and professional roles for those in their 30s have intensified the employment crisis for the 2030 generation. The government is pursuing multi-faceted responses to deal with the potential for AI-driven displacement and the impact of conflict in the Middle East.
2026 Economic Census online surveys are underway
The 2026 Economic Census began on June 1st, with the online survey period closing on June 30th. Key priorities include verifying eligibility and ensuring compliance to prevent penalties, with efforts focused on encouraging thorough participation through proper scheduling and management.
Business and IT Trends
Korean information security technologies approved as international standards
14 information security technologies proposed by South Korea have been approved as new international standards. This is expected to play a vital role in expanding Korea's leadership in the fields of artificial intelligence (AI) and 6G security.
Discussion on the future direction of AI competition
AI industry experts are emphasizing that the ultimate goal of AI competition lies not just in raw performance, but in control and accountability. They warn that viewing strategic technologies solely as tools for geopolitical rivalry is dangerous, as it could lead to bypassing necessary guardrails for safety and ethics.
Global News
U.S. and Iran in negotiations to end war
The United States and Iran are in early-stage talks to end their conflict, with officials reportedly planning a virtual signing ceremony. Reports also indicate that an agreement is being reached regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump calls Beirut attack "something that should not happen"
Former President Trump remarked that Israel’s Sunday attack on Beirut was "something that should not happen," though he maintained that the United States would stand by its current stance.
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