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- [Editorial] Uri Party should start with some introspection
- The state of the Uri Party is quite unsightly these days. Its campaign strategy for this week’s regional elections, at this point, has become one of tears, in which it begs the ...
- May.30,2006 10:19 KST
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- One day before elections, ruling party divide deepens
- Uri members break into ’realist’ and ’idealist’ camps
The internal strife within the ruling Uri Party, which expects a resounding defeat in tomorrow’s regional elections, see...
- May.30,2006 09:54 KST
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- Farewell to Lee Jong-wook
- Reiko Kaburaki, center, widow of Lee Jong-wook, former Secretary-General of the World Health Organization, burst into tears after placing her late husband’s...
- May.30,2006 09:49 KST
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- GNP chair back on campaign trail after attack
- Nine days after being slashed in the face at a campaign rally, opposition Grand National Party chairwoman Park Geun-hye was released from the hospital Monday morning and headed ...
- May.30,2006 09:29 KST
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- Real-estate bubble may ease rather than burst
- Half of a group of prominent South Korean economists surveyed forecast that the bubble in the local real-estate market will ease in the second half of this year. According to a...
- May.29,2006 11:17 KST
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- [Column]Social polarization in the rich country of South Korea
- I remember being shocked by two things when I travelled through several European countries two weeks ago. The first was that I did not expect to meet so many Korean tourists. K...
- May.29,2006 11:09 KST
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- Ruling Uri Party looks at possibilities for reform
- Political observers are busily analyzing the reality of a "unity of all democratic reformist forces," which several Uri Party members have called for in the anticipation of a cr...
- May.29,2006 10:58 KST
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- China refuses visas to N.K. workers
- China has refused to grant residence permits to North Korean workers at North Korean restaurants and companies in Chinese territory, putting restaurants at risk for closure. The...
- May.29,2006 09:43 KST
