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Conservative Facebook blog, Liberalism defends the recent agreement with Japan over reparations for 'comfort women'. However many netizens beg to differ.
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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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President Park Geun-hye and Prime Minister Sinzo Abe both made statements expressing their desire to drop debates over the past and improve relations.
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Conservative blog, Liberalism, discusses the MERS outbreak, while criticizing the widespread panic that has gripped Korea and continues to make headlines.
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Leaders of conservatives groups claim that the MV Sewol recovery process will put lives at risk and waste millions of taxpayer dollars.
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Despite the corruption scandals that plagued the Park regime, the Saenuri Party swept the local by-elections, leaving the main opposition NPAD stunned.
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Fifty seven photos looking back at the last year as experienced by the grieving families of the April 16, 2014 sinking of the Sewol ferry in Ansan, Korea.
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A rally held in late February is deemed as reminiscent of pro-democracy movements of Korea's recent past. The left-right political divide continues to grow.
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President Park is embroiled in a controversy over her campaign pledge to increase welfare without raising taxes, as officials and citizens question the reality.
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The Korean government is revising a law to ban smoking on sidewalks across Seoul to prevent secondhand smoke exposure.
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The NK-friendly United Progressive Party was ordered to disband by Korea's constitutional court. The court cited anti-democratic principals of the party.
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The Korean government cancelled a 3 billion won project to construct a two-story building on Dokdo to avoid inciting Japan; Netizens are angry at the decision.
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In a seminar in Washington, D.C., former prime minister appointee Moon Chang-geuk states South Korea should acquire nuclear weapons technology to protect itself.
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Netizens react to French daily Le Monde's article criticizing recent suppressions of the freedom of press and speech in South Korea.
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Pop artist Lee Byung-ha was arrested for disseminating flyers with the image of President Park and the words "Mad Government" from the rooftop of a store.
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After just six days as nominee, Ahn Dae-hee withdraws, leaving the government's response to the Sewol in disarray
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Netizens split between applauding the strong stance against corruption and incompetence and doubting that anything will really change for the better in South Korea.
Conservative Facebook blog, Liberalism defends the recent agreement with Japan over reparations for 'comfort women'. However many netizens beg to differ.17
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.
President Park Geun-hye and Prime Minister Sinzo Abe both made statements expressing their desire to drop debates over the past and improve relations.
Conservative blog, Liberalism, discusses the MERS outbreak, while criticizing the widespread panic that has gripped Korea and continues to make headlines.
Leaders of conservatives groups claim that the MV Sewol recovery process will put lives at risk and waste millions of taxpayer dollars.
Despite the corruption scandals that plagued the Park regime, the Saenuri Party swept the local by-elections, leaving the main opposition NPAD stunned.
Fifty seven photos looking back at the last year as experienced by the grieving families of the April 16, 2014 sinking of the Sewol ferry in Ansan, Korea.
A rally held in late February is deemed as reminiscent of pro-democracy movements of Korea's recent past. The left-right political divide continues to grow.
President Park is embroiled in a controversy over her campaign pledge to increase welfare without raising taxes, as officials and citizens question the reality.
The Korean government is revising a law to ban smoking on sidewalks across Seoul to prevent secondhand smoke exposure.
The NK-friendly United Progressive Party was ordered to disband by Korea's constitutional court. The court cited anti-democratic principals of the party.
The Korean government cancelled a 3 billion won project to construct a two-story building on Dokdo to avoid inciting Japan; Netizens are angry at the decision.
In a seminar in Washington, D.C., former prime minister appointee Moon Chang-geuk states South Korea should acquire nuclear weapons technology to protect itself.
Netizens react to French daily Le Monde's article criticizing recent suppressions of the freedom of press and speech in South Korea.
Pop artist Lee Byung-ha was arrested for disseminating flyers with the image of President Park and the words "Mad Government" from the rooftop of a store.
After just six days as nominee, Ahn Dae-hee withdraws, leaving the government's response to the Sewol in disarray
Netizens split between applauding the strong stance against corruption and incompetence and doubting that anything will really change for the better in South Korea.