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- Government steps in to boost economy
- The South Korean government said it would steps to boost the economy by encouraging corporate spending and construction investments. The move comes after the government decided ...
- Jul.7,2006 10:42 KST
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- S.K. ship surveys contested area; Tokyo protests
- A South Korean ship completed its maritime survey in an area of the East Sea that Japan claims to be part of its exclusive economic zone (EEZ), raising hackles in Tokyo, accordi...
- Jul.6,2006 12:32 KST
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- "President Chung Set Fire to National Emotions"
- "In this politically manipulated World Cup, referee Im Un-Ju should disclose why it was an offsides play."
On June 27, Sin Mun-seon, soccer commentator for Seoul Broadcasting...
- Jul.6,2006 12:25 KST
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- Foreign financial firms enter scene as S.K. regulations relax
- Foreign financial institutions are rushing to South Korea to capitalize on more liberalized local financial markets, industry sources said.
The rush comes as the South Korea...
- Jul.6,2006 12:13 KST
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- Unionized auto workers shift to industry representation
- Recently, unionized workers of the nation’s major automakers voted to put themselves under the control of the specialized Federation of Korean Metal Workers, an attempt to stren...
- Jul.6,2006 12:02 KST
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- [News Analysis] Question of timing for N.K. missile launch
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North Korea fired at least six missiles, the long-range Daepodong-2 and the mid- to short-range Scud and Nodong, consecutively from about 3 a.m. to 8 a.m. on July 5, loc...
- Jul.6,2006 11:28 KST
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- Seeking justice at long last
- A group of former "comfort women," enslaved sexually by the Japanese military during the Second World War, held a press conference July 5 in front of the constitutional court in...
- Jul.6,2006 10:29 KST
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- Not enough support for HIV/AIDS patients
- Activists gathered on July 4 in front of the National Assembly in Seoul, saying that even though a law for helping patients with HIV/AIDS was revised four times since its introd...
- Jul.5,2006 13:10 KST
