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Koreans remain outraged as woman is raped and murdered by Chinese-Korean though she called for help, taking the police 13 hours to find her dismembered body.
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Korean netizens react to the Oikos University shootings; while offering their condolences, condemn the Korean Press for likening the shooter as being 'Korean'.
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Evidence has emerged suggesting certain food imports to Korea are from the nuclear Fukushima prefecture that was affected by the Japanese earthquake last year.
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Three senior Greenpeace staff were denied entry to South Korea for reasons of protecting "national interest", sparking democracy debates among netizens.
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Commander of US-ROK Forces claims North Korean threats that they can turn Seoul into a sea of fire are an increasing possibility. Netizens accuse him of election-eering
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South Korea is approaching election time. Images of the Korean War often remerge at this time to stir up nationalist sentiment amongst the population.
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Google Maps becomes caught up in an age-old Korean-Japan territorial dispute, fuelled by nationalism, over a set of small islets in between the two countries.
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A blog post apparently belonging to a US soldier became the subject of amusement amongst netizens when a Korean version appeared on popular Korean humor portals
Koreans remain outraged as woman is raped and murdered by Chinese-Korean though she called for help, taking the police 13 hours to find her dismembered body.46
Korean netizens react to the Oikos University shootings; while offering their condolences, condemn the Korean Press for likening the shooter as being 'Korean'.
Evidence has emerged suggesting certain food imports to Korea are from the nuclear Fukushima prefecture that was affected by the Japanese earthquake last year.
Three senior Greenpeace staff were denied entry to South Korea for reasons of protecting "national interest", sparking democracy debates among netizens.
Commander of US-ROK Forces claims North Korean threats that they can turn Seoul into a sea of fire are an increasing possibility. Netizens accuse him of election-eering
South Korea is approaching election time. Images of the Korean War often remerge at this time to stir up nationalist sentiment amongst the population.
Google Maps becomes caught up in an age-old Korean-Japan territorial dispute, fuelled by nationalism, over a set of small islets in between the two countries.
A blog post apparently belonging to a US soldier became the subject of amusement amongst netizens when a Korean version appeared on popular Korean humor portals