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- Push for constitutional change gains momentum
- Since new parliamentary speaker Lim Chae-jung’s inaugural address, in which he suggested amending the constitution, momentum has been mounting for such a move. The call for a ch...
- Jun.22,2006 10:01 KST
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- Coins of hope
- Seoul citizens throw coins into the Palsukdam area of Cheonggye stream (Cheonggyecheon) on June 21. The Seoul City office donated 10.17 million won (10,70...
- Jun.22,2006 09:04 KST
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- [News Analysis] Finance ministry plays key role in murky Lone Star deal
- Though the Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI) found against Korea Exchange Bank in its investigation of the bank’s sale to the U.S. private equity fund Lone Star at an artifici...
- Jun.21,2006 11:24 KST
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- Expert says N.K. missile could carry nuclear payload of 650kg
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An American missile expert with 35 years of experience in Soviet space technology said the Taepodong 2 missile being prepared for launch in North Korea might be a "Tae...
- Jun.21,2006 11:01 KST
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- Former president Kim Dae-jung’s visit to North delayed
- Former president Kim Dae-jung’s four-day, three-night visit to North Korea, initially scheduled to begin on June 27, has been called off indefinitely, according to an official f...
- Jun.21,2006 10:38 KST
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- Asiana emergency landing appears result of pilot error
- The main cause of the June 9 emergency landing of Asiana Airlines flight 8942, which was pelted with hailstones and struck by lightning, appears to be pilot error. The hail and ...
- Jun.21,2006 10:19 KST
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- North Korea's Missile not fueled up, Seoul says
- South Korea has reportedly concluded that North Korea has not completed fueling its Taepodong 2 missile. Both South Korea and the U.S. have used the missile fueling question as ...
- Jun.21,2006 09:39 KST
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- Early harvest
- South Korean farmers in Hooan-ri, Icheon City, central Gyeonggi Province, harvest rice in their greenhouse for the first time this year. They planted the rice on Feb. 14. Icheo...
- Jun.21,2006 09:28 KST
