Conservative netizens are optimistically blaming North Korea for Monday's bombing of the Boston Marathon, hoping that doing so will speed up an attack on the North

Police in Gwangju stop a car sliding backwards with a child inside it. Netizens demand tighter regulations for acquiring a driver's licence.

Korea netizens express mixed feelings toward the news of the death of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

On the 9th of this month, North Korea issued a statement telling foreign expats living in Korea to consider evacuating. Netizen reactions have fallen between anger and mockery.

Conservative netizens react to the recent string of crimes by the US soldiers in South Korea, seeing in a very favourable light rather than typical anti-US rhetoric.

An image of Korean students standing in front of the Japanese imperial flag and giving a Nazi salute has been stirring controversy on the South Korean internet.

Media debate whether North Korea's need for cash or South Korean companies' business interests are more valuable in the Kaesong Industrial Complex.

Netizens debate the merits of a Korean education system that expects an impossible commitment from its students by attending after school academies or 'hagwon'.