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Korean Air's former vice president Cho Hyun-ah mired in scandal and criticism after delaying a flight out of New York, and violating aviation safety protocol.
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A study by the Korean Development Institute shows the bottom 20% of college grads make less than high school grads, calling into question the efficacy of college.
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Military prosecution seek the death penalty for a sergeant and lifetime imprisonment for three other soldiers in the bullying and death of Private First Class Yoon.
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Korean tourists face derision from Europeans for their choice of colorful hiking outfits when traveling abroad.
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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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A man beat a burglar into a vegetative state, and now is imprisoned on assault charges. Many wonder how this is fair, and why it wasn't ruled self-defense.
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Officials discover a defect in the 1 trillion won state-of-the-art Korean Aegis warship "Sejong the Great," making it easier for enemies to torpedo the warship.
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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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A Chinese boat captain dies in a violent clash with the Korean maritime police. The Chinese boat was fishing without authorization in South Korean waters.
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Saenuri Lawmaker, Kwon Seong-dong, is criticized by netizens after being caught looking at a photo of a woman in a bikini during a break in parliamentary audits.
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Statistics show women in their 20s outnumbering men in employment. Many netizens think the article's title is exaggerated and meant to start a gender war.
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Under a proposed bill, grandparents who give up to ₩100 million to their grandchildren are exempted from inheritance tax. Netizens wary about who benefits.
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The Korean government passed an anti-smoking policy that increases cigarette prices from ₩2,500 to ₩4,500 per pack. Netizens suspect it to be an indirect tax.
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Soldiers awaiting prosecution for the death of a fellow soldier, Korean netizens are enraged. President Park publicly condemns authorities for lack of oversight.
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Korean netizens react to Japan Prime Minister Abe's success in rethinking Japan's pacifist constitution. This move will allow Japan to fight in overseas wars.
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Despite promises of cheap Canadian beef and more auto exports, Koreans se the agreement as another handout to Hyundai at the expense of Korean farmers.
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The South Korean Constitutional Court reaffirms the constitutionality of the military draft law imposing mandatory military service only on able-bodied men.
Korean Air's former vice president Cho Hyun-ah mired in scandal and criticism after delaying a flight out of New York, and violating aviation safety protocol.33
A study by the Korean Development Institute shows the bottom 20% of college grads make less than high school grads, calling into question the efficacy of college.
Military prosecution seek the death penalty for a sergeant and lifetime imprisonment for three other soldiers in the bullying and death of Private First Class Yoon.
Korean tourists face derision from Europeans for their choice of colorful hiking outfits when traveling abroad.
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.
A man beat a burglar into a vegetative state, and now is imprisoned on assault charges. Many wonder how this is fair, and why it wasn't ruled self-defense.
Officials discover a defect in the 1 trillion won state-of-the-art Korean Aegis warship "Sejong the Great," making it easier for enemies to torpedo the warship.
Netizens react to French daily Le Monde's article criticizing recent suppressions of the freedom of press and speech in South Korea.
A Chinese boat captain dies in a violent clash with the Korean maritime police. The Chinese boat was fishing without authorization in South Korean waters.
Saenuri Lawmaker, Kwon Seong-dong, is criticized by netizens after being caught looking at a photo of a woman in a bikini during a break in parliamentary audits.
Statistics show women in their 20s outnumbering men in employment. Many netizens think the article's title is exaggerated and meant to start a gender war.
Under a proposed bill, grandparents who give up to ₩100 million to their grandchildren are exempted from inheritance tax. Netizens wary about who benefits.
The Korean government passed an anti-smoking policy that increases cigarette prices from ₩2,500 to ₩4,500 per pack. Netizens suspect it to be an indirect tax.
Soldiers awaiting prosecution for the death of a fellow soldier, Korean netizens are enraged. President Park publicly condemns authorities for lack of oversight.
Korean netizens react to Japan Prime Minister Abe's success in rethinking Japan's pacifist constitution. This move will allow Japan to fight in overseas wars.
Despite promises of cheap Canadian beef and more auto exports, Koreans se the agreement as another handout to Hyundai at the expense of Korean farmers.
The South Korean Constitutional Court reaffirms the constitutionality of the military draft law imposing mandatory military service only on able-bodied men.