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After seeing a hit-and-run, two cars chase the driver down the highway. Thrilling video shows them finally box in the drunk driver against a cement barrier.
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Koreans and foreign game developers protest new law that treats computer games as an addictive substance equivalent to drugs, gambling and alcohol.
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New criticism online points out flaws in "unflattering" World Economic Forum ranking that puts South Korea far behind Tanzania and Senegal in gender equality.
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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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Koreans angry as their Prime Minister announces plan to "punish rumor-mongering" rather than investigate fears about contaminated food and water from Japan.
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Netizens, Korean politicians condemn reports that the Japanese prime minister's administration supports using the "Rising Sun" flag, a symbol of Imperial Japan.
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Contrary to the image of a Chinese-accented Yanbian Korean trying to to trick South Koreans, new scammers are fooling targets by speaking in a fluent Seoul accent.
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After a recent report claimed South Korea is the most corrupt developed nation in Asia, netizens accused their politicians of ruining the national reputation.
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After murdering a 17 year old girl, the killer went to social media to describe his lack of remorse and send images of the dismembered body to his friends.
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Online response focused on the extraordinary efforts of pilots, flight attendants, and passengers during the crash and offered condolences to the deceased.
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Public divided by revelation that President Roh Moo-hyun offered NLL to North Korea, leak also seen as a smokescreen for investigation into NIS.
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The Young Hoon International Middle School had been under investigation since March for fraudulently admitting the son of the vice president of Samsung Electronics.
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Ilbe finds itself at the centre of another scandal as a more progressive site threatens an Ilbe user for reusing material, naming and pursuing her offline.
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The Korean Military Academy has come under fire for not releasing news of an on-campus sexual assault until more than a week after the inceident happened.
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Korean netizen reactions to a news report about Chinese tourists intruding on the Ewha Womans University campus, taking photos, and local disturbing students.
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Controversy erupts online as a female student is pictured kneeling on a roadside, ordered by a senior to do so. Netizens call it an abuse of the social hierarchy.
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South Korean customs have reported twice as many 'human flesh capsules' seized from incoming tourists and residents visiting from China and South East Asia.
After seeing a hit-and-run, two cars chase the driver down the highway. Thrilling video shows them finally box in the drunk driver against a cement barrier.59
Koreans and foreign game developers protest new law that treats computer games as an addictive substance equivalent to drugs, gambling and alcohol.
New criticism online points out flaws in "unflattering" World Economic Forum ranking that puts South Korea far behind Tanzania and Senegal in gender equality.
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.
Koreans angry as their Prime Minister announces plan to "punish rumor-mongering" rather than investigate fears about contaminated food and water from Japan.
Netizens, Korean politicians condemn reports that the Japanese prime minister's administration supports using the "Rising Sun" flag, a symbol of Imperial Japan.
Contrary to the image of a Chinese-accented Yanbian Korean trying to to trick South Koreans, new scammers are fooling targets by speaking in a fluent Seoul accent.
After a recent report claimed South Korea is the most corrupt developed nation in Asia, netizens accused their politicians of ruining the national reputation.
After murdering a 17 year old girl, the killer went to social media to describe his lack of remorse and send images of the dismembered body to his friends.
Online response focused on the extraordinary efforts of pilots, flight attendants, and passengers during the crash and offered condolences to the deceased.
Public divided by revelation that President Roh Moo-hyun offered NLL to North Korea, leak also seen as a smokescreen for investigation into NIS.
The Young Hoon International Middle School had been under investigation since March for fraudulently admitting the son of the vice president of Samsung Electronics.
Ilbe finds itself at the centre of another scandal as a more progressive site threatens an Ilbe user for reusing material, naming and pursuing her offline.
The Korean Military Academy has come under fire for not releasing news of an on-campus sexual assault until more than a week after the inceident happened.
Korean netizen reactions to a news report about Chinese tourists intruding on the Ewha Womans University campus, taking photos, and local disturbing students.
Controversy erupts online as a female student is pictured kneeling on a roadside, ordered by a senior to do so. Netizens call it an abuse of the social hierarchy.
South Korean customs have reported twice as many 'human flesh capsules' seized from incoming tourists and residents visiting from China and South East Asia.