SAMSUNG, GOOGLE AND MORE IN HEADLINES

Welcome to yet another edition of Press Perspective.

It's Thursday May 15th here in Seoul.

I'm Min Sun-hee.

It's that time of the week during which we discuss a DIVERSE COLLECTION of news stories related to South Korea.

For more I have Fabian Kretschmer with German news agency dpa.

Fabian it's good to have you here.

I also have Kelly Kasulis Cho with American daily The Washington Post.

Kelly as always thank you for being here.

1) Fabian, let's begin with the response to Samsung's Galaxy S25 Edge that company officials hope will help them maintain their dominant presence in global smartphone market.

2) Kelly, staying with news related to technology.

3) Fabian, in related news.

4) Kelly, in other news.

5) Fabian, this competition has gained the attention of neighboring countries with Japan and Australia hosting their own space-out contests.

6) Kelly, today is Teachers's Day here in Korea.

7) Fabian, in recent times, Teachers' Day here in Korea has been linked to talk about the need to better protect the rights of teachers within the learning environment.

8) Kelly, the campaign for teachers' rights goes beyond borders.

All right.