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- North’s test announcement comes as a surprise
- When North Korea’s foreign ministry announced on October 3 that “it would conduct a nuclear test,” expectations were high that Pyongyang would watch international political move...
- Oct.10,2006 14:28 KST
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- The bang heard 'round the world
- "Watch how my brinkmanship strategy takes things to the brink!" says Kim Jong-il with a "boom" after he sets off the nuclear test he holds in his hand.
The only other option...
- Oct.10,2006 14:22 KST
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- S.K. students lag in Korean
- South Korean elementary school students have a higher level of grade-level performance in the English language than they do their own, according to a report.
According to dat...
- Oct.9,2006 15:22 KST
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- Hiring lags behind investment in Korea’s large firms
- Investment by South Korea’s top 100 companies has been slowly rising since hitting a low in 2003, but employment has not caught up, according to a recent survey. The gap between...
- Oct.9,2006 15:13 KST
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- Instead of abundance, an empty sea
- By Nam Jong Yeong, Reporter for the Hankyoreh 21
Geojin Harbor in Goseong County, Gangwon Province stood quiet on September 6. The typhoon warning for that morning had been can...
- Oct.9,2006 15:00 KST
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- N. Korea claims success in nuclear test
- South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun said Monday that North Korea's self-proclaimed nuclear test would undo Seoul's efforts to engage its communist neighbor.
Speaking to re...
- Oct.9,2006 12:30 KST
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- The day begins
- North Korean women pull small wagons to their places of work in a rural area near Pyongyang on October 3. Pyongyang Yonhap News
- Oct.9,2006 12:04 KST
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- The battle continues
- The rock Bush is playing with says, "financial sanctions."
Kim Jong-Il wields a "nuclear test."
The trap is an "isolation strategy."
(Hankyoreh Geurimpan, 9 October 2006)
- Oct.9,2006 11:40 KST
