서울 국제 도서전이 수요일 개막했다. 15만 명 방문객이 예상되며 젊은 세대 사이 '텍스트 힙' 트렌드가 지속되고 있다.
제68회 서울 국제 도서전은 6월 24일부터 28일까지 코엑스에서 열린다. 18개국 538개 출판사와 326명의 작가 및 연사가 참여한다.
올해 주제는 '호모 두두리'로 인공지능 시대 인간의 의미를 탐구한다. 프랑스가 주빈국으로 초청돼 140주년 외교 관계를 기념한다.
김연수 작가는 AI와 공저한 주제 선언문에서 “인간은 더 큰 질문으로 가능성의 문을 다시 연다”고 밝혔다. 김혜경 여사도 개막일 행사를 방문해 독서의 힘을 강조했다.
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Zhao Leji, chairman of China's National People's Congress Standing Committee, reaffirmed commitments to high-standard opening-up and domestic demand in a keynote speech Thursday at the Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference 2026 plenary. The event in Boao, Hainan province, themed "Shaping a Shared Future: New Dynamics, New Opportunities, New Cooperation," drew over 1,600 representatives from more than 60 countries and regions.
The Seoul International Book Fair opens Wednesday with about 150,000 visitors expected. The event explores humanity in the age of AI and features publishers from 18 nations.
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The 38th Bogotá International Book Fair (FILBO 2026), which opened on April 21 with India as Guest Country of Honor and Boyacá as Guest Region of Honor under the motto “Escucharnos es leernos,” concluded on May 4 at Corferias with 563,000 visitors over 14 days. The event featured 433 authors from 25 countries and 566 exhibitors from 30 countries.
President Lee Jae-myung met Demis Hassabis, co-founder and CEO of Google DeepMind, in Seoul on April 27 to discuss the responsible use of artificial intelligence and global partnerships. They shared views that AI could powerfully address global challenges like low growth, climate crisis, and health care, while posing risks such as abuse in warfare or deepening inequality. The government partnered with DeepMind under its K-Moonshot initiative for AI-led science innovation.
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South Korea's largest showcase of indie and house cinema, the Jeonju International Film Festival, begins its 27th edition Wednesday evening with an opening ceremony at 6:30 p.m. at the Sori Arts Center in Jeonju. The 10-day event features 237 films from 54 countries, opening with Kent Jones' 'Late Fame'.