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After comments surface on Korean web portal insulting a former comfort woman, her family decides to sue and netizens wonder who could write such hateful words.
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Korean netizens remain unsatisfied with no. 1 dairy company Namyang's apology & continue to threaten a boycott over its history of unethical business practices.
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A suicide of an employee at the Lotte Department Store prompts examination of how chaebol-owned retail outlets treat workers and brands under their control.
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The Blue House suffers another embarrassment as Vice Minister of Justice resigns just six days after taking the oath for his alleged involvement in a sex scandal.
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An employee of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) stands accused of anonymously attacking the opposition party and presidential candidate before the election.
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The young generation's embrace of a revisionist perspective on former military dictators is raising concerns that Korea's democratic gains may erode.
After comments surface on Korean web portal insulting a former comfort woman, her family decides to sue and netizens wonder who could write such hateful words.132
Korean netizens remain unsatisfied with no. 1 dairy company Namyang's apology & continue to threaten a boycott over its history of unethical business practices.
A suicide of an employee at the Lotte Department Store prompts examination of how chaebol-owned retail outlets treat workers and brands under their control.
The Blue House suffers another embarrassment as Vice Minister of Justice resigns just six days after taking the oath for his alleged involvement in a sex scandal.
An employee of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) stands accused of anonymously attacking the opposition party and presidential candidate before the election.
The young generation's embrace of a revisionist perspective on former military dictators is raising concerns that Korea's democratic gains may erode.