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The Seoul Government issued an algae warning on June 30th for the section of the river between Jamsil Bridge and Haengju Bridge, the first in 15 years.
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Tenant says the former president should take responsibility for breach of contract, reinforcing Lee's corrupt reputation online.
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Professors at the prestigious university accused the policy of prioritizing "Americanization" over globalization and making it harder for students to learn.
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Netizens shed light on the much contested debate in modern day Korean society: When eating sweet and sour pork, do you 'dip' or 'pour' the sauce?
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In his final days in office, President Lee pardons corrupt officials, aides and friends, leaving Korean netizens disgusted and flabbergasted.
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A sudden increase in the price of soju from 3000 to 4000 won a bottle angers consumers.
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An enraged South Korean protestant priest urinates on and defaces a Buddhist shrine in Daegu.
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Korean and Japanese netizen reactions to South Korea's 2-0 victory against Japan in the match to decide which nation would take home the Olympic bronze for soccer.
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With the political spotlight focusing on the apparent existence of pro-North Korean lawmakers, the President did not hold back from sharing his views on them.
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Prosecutors indict a netizen for calling President Lee a 'son of a bitch', the case proceeding without a complaint from the President. Netizens polarized.
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Lawyer sparks controversy on live TV as he calls Kim Jong-il and Kim Jong-un 'sons of bitches', saying their is no reason he can't not say those words.
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Prosecutors come under fire for prematurely suggesting ex-president Roh Moo-hyun's brother received bribes in exchange for peddling political influence.
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President Lee Myung-back calls North Korea a 'brat' on whilst addressing a group of disadvantaged children on 'Children's Day', a public holiday in South Korea.
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Some of the bridge designs over the Incheon waterway near Seoul are coming under public ridicule for their unnecessarily high structures that allow ships to pass.
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As a new case of BSE is discovered in the US, Korea has decided not to suspend imports of the meat, to the disappointment and anger of many netizens.
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Netizens react to the mass rally held in Pyongyang last Friday against South Korean president Lee Myung-bak and his remarks on Kim Il-sung's birthday celebrations
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Evidence has emerged suggesting certain food imports to Korea are from the nuclear Fukushima prefecture that was affected by the Japanese earthquake last year.
The Seoul Government issued an algae warning on June 30th for the section of the river between Jamsil Bridge and Haengju Bridge, the first in 15 years.6
Tenant says the former president should take responsibility for breach of contract, reinforcing Lee's corrupt reputation online.
Professors at the prestigious university accused the policy of prioritizing "Americanization" over globalization and making it harder for students to learn.
Netizens shed light on the much contested debate in modern day Korean society: When eating sweet and sour pork, do you 'dip' or 'pour' the sauce?
In his final days in office, President Lee pardons corrupt officials, aides and friends, leaving Korean netizens disgusted and flabbergasted.
A sudden increase in the price of soju from 3000 to 4000 won a bottle angers consumers.
An enraged South Korean protestant priest urinates on and defaces a Buddhist shrine in Daegu.
Korean and Japanese netizen reactions to South Korea's 2-0 victory against Japan in the match to decide which nation would take home the Olympic bronze for soccer.
With the political spotlight focusing on the apparent existence of pro-North Korean lawmakers, the President did not hold back from sharing his views on them.
Prosecutors indict a netizen for calling President Lee a 'son of a bitch', the case proceeding without a complaint from the President. Netizens polarized.
Lawyer sparks controversy on live TV as he calls Kim Jong-il and Kim Jong-un 'sons of bitches', saying their is no reason he can't not say those words.
Prosecutors come under fire for prematurely suggesting ex-president Roh Moo-hyun's brother received bribes in exchange for peddling political influence.
President Lee Myung-back calls North Korea a 'brat' on whilst addressing a group of disadvantaged children on 'Children's Day', a public holiday in South Korea.
Some of the bridge designs over the Incheon waterway near Seoul are coming under public ridicule for their unnecessarily high structures that allow ships to pass.
As a new case of BSE is discovered in the US, Korea has decided not to suspend imports of the meat, to the disappointment and anger of many netizens.
Netizens react to the mass rally held in Pyongyang last Friday against South Korean president Lee Myung-bak and his remarks on Kim Il-sung's birthday celebrations
Evidence has emerged suggesting certain food imports to Korea are from the nuclear Fukushima prefecture that was affected by the Japanese earthquake last year.