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Biggest earthquake ever to hit the Korean peninsula hits Gyeongju, and netizens doubt the government's ability to respond effectively.
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China wants to hire well-trained Koreans to fill the gaps in their job marketplace; Koreans are happy to go as work conditions at home are only bearable at best.
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The Korean government has amended a tax bill that will impose taxes on churches. Netizens laud it as necessary, but some groups oppose it as unfair.
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The National Intelligence Service bought a hacking program from an Italian hacking team, but has alleged that it isn't for civilian surveillance.
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For the first time, posts by Kopinos searching for their Korean fathers include pictures and personal details. A list has even been made to aid their search.
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A man distributed flyers criticizing President Park Geun-Hye's response to MERS. Netizens overwhelmingly support the man who created the flyers.
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Although the government assessed the 4 Major Rivers Project a wreck, they are trying to push the 5 Major Rivers Project to expand the rivers' hydrophilic areas.
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A high school student threw himself off the school building and the school announced that he was suffering mental disorder, angering both students and parents.
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Young graduates in Korea are so eager to move abroad that some have made emigration clubs to pool resources.
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After marrying abroad, many marriage immigrants are failing the new Korean language proficiency test required for entry into Korea.
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Some Korean couples are resorting to hiring fake wedding guests to fill out large halls. Most netizens cite culture as the reason for this new trend.
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Backpacks top the list of breaches of etiquette on Seoul subways. Following backpacks are women putting on makeup and men who sit with their legs too wide.
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5,300 fire suits that did not undergo any inspection tests were provided to Korean firefighters; Netizens criticize officials for playing with people's lives.
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A teacher in Suwon was fined 3 million won for bullying a mixed-raced student. Netizens believe this was too weak, and teachers who bully students should be fired.
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An ambulance is delayed after a fender bender, risking the life of the child forced to wait inside. The car's driver insisted on getting proof for insurance.
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Korean Air failed miserably in their attempts to silence the only passenger to witness Cho's "nut rage," since all they gave her was a model airplane and calendar.
Biggest earthquake ever to hit the Korean peninsula hits Gyeongju, and netizens doubt the government's ability to respond effectively.
China wants to hire well-trained Koreans to fill the gaps in their job marketplace; Koreans are happy to go as work conditions at home are only bearable at best.
The Korean government has amended a tax bill that will impose taxes on churches. Netizens laud it as necessary, but some groups oppose it as unfair.
The National Intelligence Service bought a hacking program from an Italian hacking team, but has alleged that it isn't for civilian surveillance.
For the first time, posts by Kopinos searching for their Korean fathers include pictures and personal details. A list has even been made to aid their search.
A man distributed flyers criticizing President Park Geun-Hye's response to MERS. Netizens overwhelmingly support the man who created the flyers.
Although the government assessed the 4 Major Rivers Project a wreck, they are trying to push the 5 Major Rivers Project to expand the rivers' hydrophilic areas.
A high school student threw himself off the school building and the school announced that he was suffering mental disorder, angering both students and parents.
Young graduates in Korea are so eager to move abroad that some have made emigration clubs to pool resources.
After marrying abroad, many marriage immigrants are failing the new Korean language proficiency test required for entry into Korea.
Some Korean couples are resorting to hiring fake wedding guests to fill out large halls. Most netizens cite culture as the reason for this new trend.
Backpacks top the list of breaches of etiquette on Seoul subways. Following backpacks are women putting on makeup and men who sit with their legs too wide.
5,300 fire suits that did not undergo any inspection tests were provided to Korean firefighters; Netizens criticize officials for playing with people's lives.
A teacher in Suwon was fined 3 million won for bullying a mixed-raced student. Netizens believe this was too weak, and teachers who bully students should be fired.
An ambulance is delayed after a fender bender, risking the life of the child forced to wait inside. The car's driver insisted on getting proof for insurance.
Korean Air failed miserably in their attempts to silence the only passenger to witness Cho's "nut rage," since all they gave her was a model airplane and calendar.
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