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- Sinking fast
- A new party is taking off, leaving the sinking Uri Party behind, with president Roh Moo-hyun on it.
Someone in the tiny lifeboat, which reads "new party," tells Roh, "Keep y...
- Nov.1,2006 14:23 KST
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- [Column] Ending the myth of high European unemployment
- Dean Baker, Co-Director, Center for Economic and Policy Research
A widely held view among economists and people who follow economic policy is that the countries of Western Eu...
- Nov.1,2006 14:20 KST
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- [Column] Is Pyongyang counting on U.S. midterm elections?
- Gwon Yong-nip, Professor of International Relationsa at Kyungsung University
North Korea looked like it was bluffing and about to perform another nuclear explosive test, but ...
- Nov.1,2006 14:08 KST
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- Companies boost profit but not employment
- Net profits posted by South Korean listed firms more than quadrupled over the past five years since 2000 but employment by the companies has dwindled, a report showed.
Accor...
- Nov.1,2006 14:02 KST
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- [Analysis] Mt. Geumgang is more than just a beautiful site
- The Mt. Geumgang (Kumgang) tourism project not only provides tourists with beautiful sightseeing, but also has an important role in terms of security.
South Korea suffered pr...
- Nov.1,2006 13:51 KST
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- N. Korea confirms resumption of six-way talks, says financial issue on agenda
- North Korea confirmed Wednesday its intention to return to international negotiations over its nuclear weapons program, adding that U.S. financial sanctions which have kept it a...
- Nov.1,2006 13:41 KST
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- N. Korea confirms resumption of six-way talks, says financial issue on agenda
- North Korea confirmed Wednesday its intention to return to international negotiations over its nuclear weapons program, adding that U.S. financial sanctions which have kept it a...
- Nov.1,2006 11:11 KST
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- N. Korea to return to nuclear negotiations soon: Foreign Ministry
- North Korea agreed Tuesday to return to the long-stalled six-way talks on its nuclear program, the South Korean and Chinese governments said. No date has been set for the resump...
- Oct.31,2006 21:01 KST
