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- President Roh talks candidly on North, U.S.
- South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun held a luncheon meeting on Aug. 13 with editorial staff in charge of foreign affairs, security, and unification at several newspapers, includ...
- Aug.19,2006 13:45 KST
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- Putting their heads together
- A team of college students discusses its answer during the ’Contest on Monetary Policy,’ hosted by the Bank of Korea in Seoul on August 18.
- Aug.19,2006 11:29 KST
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- Elderly woman wills life savings to welfare office
- A middle-aged man visited the Hangangro 2nd District Office, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on Wednesday. He said that he wanted to report his mother’s death.
"Mother told me to give yo...
- Aug.19,2006 11:22 KST
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- [Analysis] The North’s nuclear test card
- It has always been a question of timing, and it has been expected. The experts predicted it would be the next step in Pyongyang’s playbook. In a North Korean foreign ministry st...
- Aug.19,2006 11:08 KST
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- A thin culture
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The thin walls and ceilings of Korean apartment buildings often create problems. For example, when children bounce around in the apartment directly above your own.
The w...
- Aug.19,2006 09:53 KST
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- S. Korea vigilant against N. Korea's missile, nuclear activities
- South Korea said Friday it has yet to confirm reports of North Korea's alleged preparations for an underground nuclear test.
But government officials said there is a "logi...
- Aug.18,2006 15:42 KST
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- A farewell
- The late Rev. Kang Won-ryong’s son attempts to comfort a crying visitor, who has come to pay respects to the religious and social activist. Seoul, August 17.
- Aug.18,2006 14:59 KST
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- Beaten by the system
- A student was recently hit 200 times by his teacher, resulting in hospitalization, for being a few minutes late to class.
Meanwhile, parents are taking a beating from all the...
- Aug.18,2006 14:58 KST
