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- Gov’t, in trying to help workers, costs some their jobs
- Government measures aimed at protecting so-called irregular workers - those with temporary work contracts - have sometimes worked to drive these workers out of their jobs instea...
- Nov.9,2006 15:31 KST
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- With Democrats in power, FTA talks may get tougher
- With the Democratic Party largely sweeping U.S. congressional elections, it will likely be even more difficult for the South Korean government to push forward with its demands i...
- Nov.9,2006 15:23 KST
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- Democrats rule congress; what now with North Korea?
- Experts see the results of the midterm congressional elections in the U.S. leading to little change in Washington’s stance toward Pyongyang and its nuclear ambitions. They also ...
- Nov.9,2006 14:43 KST
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- Bad day for Bush
- Democrats have taken the House of Representatives for the first time in twelve years.
A lame duck rides on Bush’s shoulders.
Saddam Hussein smirks at him, to which Bush ...
- Nov.9,2006 09:33 KST
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- Bitter harvest
- A farmer who is participating in a rally for agricultural workers reads a handout demanding local branches of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation to raise the marke...
- Nov.8,2006 16:52 KST
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- [Column] The flaws of ’collapsist theory’
- Vladimir Tikhonov, professor of Korean Studies at Oslo National University
The expression "it’s darkest under the lantern" would seem most appropriate. Probably more scholarl...
- Nov.8,2006 16:39 KST
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- Home schooled, university bound
- "Had I kept studying at school, I could have learned something else. But I am happy that I could study what I liked," said Kim Se-jong, 19. And he did it all from home.
Kim j...
- Nov.8,2006 16:27 KST
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- S.K. freedom of assembly questioned
- The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency banned the nation’s two major umbrella labor groups, the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) and the Federation of Korean Trade Unio...
- Nov.8,2006 16:10 KST
