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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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Board member of Korea's largest energy producer, POSCO Energy, had a Korean Air stewardess remake ramen for him 6 times before hitting her head with a magazine.
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Translated Korean netizen condemnation of gays and lesbians as disgusting perversion in reaction to the Yook Woo-dang literary award in honor of LGBT writing.
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A Seoul school teacher has been arrested after violently beating a student listening to earphones in class and then dropping his pants and masturbating publicly.
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Police in Gwangju stop a car sliding backwards with a child inside it. Netizens demand tighter regulations for acquiring a driver's licence.
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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.
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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.
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Netizens debate the merits of a Korean education system that expects an impossible commitment from its students by attending after school academies or 'hagwon'.
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A picture of a student from the prestigious Yonsei University urinating on a metro seat goes viral. Netizens reacted with disgust and anger.
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A law designed to combat indecent exposure that comes into effect today has led to much speculation as to whether or not extra-short miniskirts will become illegal.
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KakaoTalk messages from 'Miss A', a mysterious woman who accused popular South Korean drama actor Park Si-hoo of rape, are obtained and scrutinised by local media.
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Anger as queen of skating Yuna Kim receives an unexpectedly low score for her 'flawless' performance at the short program of the World Figure Skating Championships.
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A new book about abortion in South Korea triggers fresh debate on who should be responsible for contraception and whether to legalize abortions.
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Netizens criticise Ilbe members for mocking the death of musician Lim Yook-taek of musical group Ulala Session, after his struggle with cancer ended in his death.
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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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Controversy amounts as many universities reject card payment of tution fees, forcing parents and students to pay a lump sum of millions of won in cash.
Korean netizens remain unsatisfied with no. 1 dairy company Namyang's apology & continue to threaten a boycott over its history of unethical business practices.30
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.
Board member of Korea's largest energy producer, POSCO Energy, had a Korean Air stewardess remake ramen for him 6 times before hitting her head with a magazine.
Translated Korean netizen condemnation of gays and lesbians as disgusting perversion in reaction to the Yook Woo-dang literary award in honor of LGBT writing.
A Seoul school teacher has been arrested after violently beating a student listening to earphones in class and then dropping his pants and masturbating publicly.
Police in Gwangju stop a car sliding backwards with a child inside it. Netizens demand tighter regulations for acquiring a driver's licence.
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.
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.
Netizens debate the merits of a Korean education system that expects an impossible commitment from its students by attending after school academies or 'hagwon'.
A picture of a student from the prestigious Yonsei University urinating on a metro seat goes viral. Netizens reacted with disgust and anger.
A law designed to combat indecent exposure that comes into effect today has led to much speculation as to whether or not extra-short miniskirts will become illegal.
KakaoTalk messages from 'Miss A', a mysterious woman who accused popular South Korean drama actor Park Si-hoo of rape, are obtained and scrutinised by local media.
Anger as queen of skating Yuna Kim receives an unexpectedly low score for her 'flawless' performance at the short program of the World Figure Skating Championships.
A new book about abortion in South Korea triggers fresh debate on who should be responsible for contraception and whether to legalize abortions.
Netizens criticise Ilbe members for mocking the death of musician Lim Yook-taek of musical group Ulala Session, after his struggle with cancer ended in his death.
An employee of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) stands accused of anonymously attacking the opposition party and presidential candidate before the election.
Controversy amounts as many universities reject card payment of tution fees, forcing parents and students to pay a lump sum of millions of won in cash.