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- Six-year-old, once unable to walk normally, now runs
- Six-year-old Gwang-min, though small at 120 cm and 19 kg, ran a five-km race on September 16 wearing a smile. His family, including his parents, 11-year-old sister and 10-year-o...
- Sep.18,2006 13:43 KST
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- Attacked from all sides
- Typhoon Shan Shan approaches.
"Right when we’re about to be blown to bits by an FTA with the U.S.," a farmer sighs.
(Hankyoreh Geurimpan, 18 September 2006)
- Sep.18,2006 12:33 KST
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- Ban Ki-moon wins second U.N. poll
- Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon came in first in the second straw poll to predict the United Nation’s next secretary-general.
"We believe that the second straw poll has clarifi...
- Sep.16,2006 13:18 KST
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- Printing press to give notebooks to N.K. students
- A supervisor of the Hankyoreh Foundation for Reunification and Culture, a journalist, and four printing technicians arrived on September 8 to a printing press in Pyongyang, whic...
- Sep.16,2006 13:13 KST
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- Gov’t snubs descendent of independence fighter
- When she spoke, she showed deep sorrow and anger. She is the eldest granddaughter of Heo Wi, known as Wangsan (1854-1908), who was a leader of a citizens’ army that fought agai...
- Sep.16,2006 13:00 KST
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- Education: a constant struggle
- Students play tug-of-war at a fall sports assembly held at an elementary school in Bundang, Gyeonggi Province on September 15. Almost every elementary school nationwide holds su...
- Sep.16,2006 10:00 KST
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- Enter the dragon
- "A dragon born in a creek" is an old Korean expression used to describe someone who came from humble circumstances to achieve greatness.
These days, however, if you ask peop...
- Sep.16,2006 09:33 KST
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- S. Korea, U.S. discuss renewed approach to N.K. nuclear talks
- The South Korean and U.S. presidents discussed Thursday a renewed approach to stalled North Korea nuclear talks aimed at bringing Pyongyang back to the negotiation table and pus...
- Sep.15,2006 15:10 KST
