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'Wildfire Season' is Over. A Systemic Transition is Urgent in the Face of AI-Warned Global Catastrophe

This is the scenario of the '2026 Global Wildfire Calendar' predicted based on an analysis of global climate patterns. Assuming that the current climate crisis does not improve, it reflects the seasonal characteristics and risk factors of each region that form the basis of AI simulations. This calendar shows the reality of a global disaster that continues year-round as the 'wildfire season' disappears.

In responding to student suicide and self-harm, the 48-hour window is crucial. The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education announced the operation of a 24-hour integrated call center on September 10, 2025, and stated the principle of 'first intervention within 48 hours.'

Starting in March next year, smartphone use during classes will be prohibited. This summarizes the purpose, effects, and practical issues in an easy-to-understand manner.

This year’s Chuseok shows a clear trend of reducing formality while retaining the core of memory, gratitude, and connection. Statistics support this.

The Suwon District Court sentenced the executives to 15 years in prison in the first trial of the Arisell Hwaseong factory fire case. This is the highest sentence since the enforcement of the Serious Accident Punishment Act. The court acknowledged the responsibility for neglecting foreseeable risks, and the remaining question is how to ensure safety in the face of the speed of transition.

On Wednesday, September 24, Hong Kong issued the highest level of typhoon warning, Signal 10, effectively halting the city's functions.

Outdoor reading spaces are opening in Seoul, Ulsan, and Busan. We have organized programs and locations suitable for leisurely spending time.

There were many policies, but the field often came to a halt. As signals wavered, stores and citizens were confused, and companies delayed their investment timing. Now, we need functioning rules and numbers rather than slogans.