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- After help from overseas ’mom,’ woman returns the favor
- "When I heard that Mother in the United States passed away, I was so sad."
Kim Myeong-ja, 52, whom I met at her house in Daegu on October 29, still mourns the death of her "o...
- Oct.31,2006 15:21 KST
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- Ghost writers
- Korean society recently had to go through the shock of discovering that a foreign book supposedly translated by a famous woman had instead been translated by someone completley ...
- Oct.31,2006 15:13 KST
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- European Muslims: caught between two worlds
- Delwar Hussein, 27, is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of London, and is currently writing a novel about the Bangladeshi diaspora. His Bangladeshi father was born to an uppe...
- Oct.31,2006 14:49 KST
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- Foreign laborers often denied pension payments
- Of the monthly pension collected from foreign workers by the National Pension Service (NPS), in the past five years up to 12 billion won (US$12.5 million) has not been returned ...
- Oct.31,2006 14:08 KST
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- First chill of winter
- A group of elementary schoolers heads to class on October 31, with the morning temperature down around 8 degrees Celcius around Seoul.
- Oct.31,2006 13:58 KST
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- A picture says 1,000 words
- Various painters have gathered to show off their skills in a "political landscape drawing contest."
Members of the ruling Uri Party are trying to draw out what the next real...
- Oct.30,2006 15:49 KST
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- [Column] Do you want N.K. to become another Iraq?
- Kim Ji-seok, Editorial Writer
The proton and neutron in a nucleus are combined in a strong atomic blast. But if an even stronger force is added and fusion is released, many n...
- Oct.30,2006 15:43 KST
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- A second letter from North Korea tells of the same plight
- A Korean Christian residing overseas, who has helped North Korean children on humanitarian missions, sent a letter to The Hankyoreh on October 24. The letter expressed North Kor...
- Oct.30,2006 15:34 KST
