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- Online trade of stolen school reports flourishing
- Reports posted online by university students in cyber cafes are increasingly resurfacing on pay-for-download internet sites. Traded online by modern-day ’Bongi Kim Seon-dals,’ t...
- Jul.18,2006 11:44 KST
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- U.S., Japan consider additional measures against North Korea
- Japan and the United States are considering further action against North Korea in response to Pyongyang’s rejection of United Nations Security Council resolution against the cou...
- Jul.18,2006 10:59 KST
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- Plot to poison soft drink bottles has claimed victim
- A 25-year-old is fighting for life after drinking a poisoned Coca-Cola. The victim, identified his surname Lee and living in the city of Gwangju, southwest Korea, is a clerk at ...
- Jul.18,2006 10:26 KST
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- Thrown a lifeline
- A group of hikers waits in line to be rescued by firefighters on Mt. Seorak, Gangwon Province, on July 17. They were stranded on the mountain due to the torrential rains that fe...
- Jul.18,2006 09:44 KST
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- [Column] Not East Sea, not Sea of Japan
- Nam Sangmin, Environmental Affairs Officer, Environment and Sustainable Development Division, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP)
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- Jul.18,2006 09:38 KST
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- North lashes out at U.N. resolution
- North Korea leveled criticism at the U.N. Security Council immediately after its vote to adopt a resolution against the country on July 15, with its ambassador to the U.N., Pak ...
- Jul.17,2006 12:20 KST
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- Taking Korean across the globe
- A group of overseas Korean language instructors pays rapt attention during a Korean history class at a training center in Soeul on July 14. The teachers represented 29 countrie...
- Jul.17,2006 12:06 KST
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- Oil prices, won’s strength spelling poor returns for businesses
- South Korean exporters--especially small and medium-sized enterprises--are feeling the pinch from an array of unfavorable economic factors, such as a stronger local currency slo...
- Jul.17,2006 11:44 KST
