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Fierce criticism of Korean husbands and of a "flawed" comparison, Korean critics say the low ranking should be put in context with Korea's long working hours.
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Just four years after winning a ￦1.7 billion jackpot, man goes broke and is arrested by the police for stealing smartphones for money.
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Ninety-five years after the March 1st Movement and Japan's violent repression, report finds children of famous independence fighters struggling for a living
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Public grief as family commits suicide by smoke inhalation rather than continue to live in dire poverty. Criticism that Korea still lacks basic welfare system.
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After man receives light sentence for charges of "destruction of property", netizens debate how to treat dogs, as pets to be protected or animals to eat.
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Public criticism of poster's threat to seniors who don't join pension: "would you rather scrounge for money or travel around world?"
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Despite the fact that Ahn skated for Russia, netizens applauded his success, heaping scorn on the Korean Skating Union for driving the skater out of the country.
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Poll finds strong criticism of religion's "exclusive mindset", much less credible than Catholics. Netizens heap scorn on the religion of "pyramid schemes".
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Sudden increase in law school graduates leads to tough legal market, unexpected competition. Netizens unsympathetic, "let them collect cardboard boxes in the street"
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As Korean-American groups attack governor for bowing to Japanese pressure, netizens dismayed by lack of South Korean response and new revisionist textbooks
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80-year-old oriental medicine doctor paralyzed young female nurses with acupuncture, claimed it would help cure cervical cancer, then sexually assaulted them.
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Opposition lawmakers call the gift of official watches ahead of the National Assembly elections a blatant violation of election law.
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Netizens thrilled to see U.S. action and praise Japanese-American Congressman Mike Honda, criticize South Korean government for lack of progress.
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Netizens ashamed of South Korea's active participation in the war from 1964-1973, say "commemorating it is tantamount to Abe's visit to the Yasukuni Shrine"
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Professor holds regular weekly protests in downtown Seoul, opposes rising nationalism in Japan and pleads for better relations between the two countries.
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Seoul court overturns the expulsion after cadet appeals. Netizens mock the elite academy, asking "should they only recruit eunuchs?"
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Protest in both countries as Koreans claim the delivery gives credibility to Japanese remilitarization, Japanese say it violates arms export ban.
Fierce criticism of Korean husbands and of a "flawed" comparison, Korean critics say the low ranking should be put in context with Korea's long working hours.102
Just four years after winning a ￦1.7 billion jackpot, man goes broke and is arrested by the police for stealing smartphones for money.
Ninety-five years after the March 1st Movement and Japan's violent repression, report finds children of famous independence fighters struggling for a living
Public grief as family commits suicide by smoke inhalation rather than continue to live in dire poverty. Criticism that Korea still lacks basic welfare system.
After man receives light sentence for charges of "destruction of property", netizens debate how to treat dogs, as pets to be protected or animals to eat.
Public criticism of poster's threat to seniors who don't join pension: "would you rather scrounge for money or travel around world?"
Despite the fact that Ahn skated for Russia, netizens applauded his success, heaping scorn on the Korean Skating Union for driving the skater out of the country.
Poll finds strong criticism of religion's "exclusive mindset", much less credible than Catholics. Netizens heap scorn on the religion of "pyramid schemes".
Sudden increase in law school graduates leads to tough legal market, unexpected competition. Netizens unsympathetic, "let them collect cardboard boxes in the street"
As Korean-American groups attack governor for bowing to Japanese pressure, netizens dismayed by lack of South Korean response and new revisionist textbooks
80-year-old oriental medicine doctor paralyzed young female nurses with acupuncture, claimed it would help cure cervical cancer, then sexually assaulted them.
Opposition lawmakers call the gift of official watches ahead of the National Assembly elections a blatant violation of election law.
Netizens thrilled to see U.S. action and praise Japanese-American Congressman Mike Honda, criticize South Korean government for lack of progress.
Netizens ashamed of South Korea's active participation in the war from 1964-1973, say "commemorating it is tantamount to Abe's visit to the Yasukuni Shrine"
Professor holds regular weekly protests in downtown Seoul, opposes rising nationalism in Japan and pleads for better relations between the two countries.
Seoul court overturns the expulsion after cadet appeals. Netizens mock the elite academy, asking "should they only recruit eunuchs?"
Protest in both countries as Koreans claim the delivery gives credibility to Japanese remilitarization, Japanese say it violates arms export ban.