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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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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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New video footage of a Korean girl drinking soju and smoking on the Seoul Metro suggests she's the same person as the previous "Beer Girl" and "Cigarette Girl".
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In the latest in a series of 'Ladygate' incidents involving a female in a public spectacle, 'Beer Girl' is seen smoking and pouring beer over a disgruntled old man.
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Last night’s K-league football match between Incheon and Daejeon really kicked off when a member of the crowd began to attack the Incheon mascot on the pitch.
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Instant noodle prices have hit an all-time high following high-level price collusion between the four main producers: Nong-Shim, Sam-Yang, Otoogi and Yakult.
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Korean sexual assault laws have been changed to include underage boys as potential rape victims but the law still doesn't extend to include adult males.
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In the latest 'Ladygate' incident, 'Cigarette Lady on the Bundang Line' stuns netizens as a video of a foul-mouthed women smoking on the Seoul subway emerges.
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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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Drunk-tweeting National Assembly member Kang Yong-suk auditions for a Korean talent contest, leading to much amusement and disappointment amongst netizens.
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A woman previously thought to have deliberately scalded a young boy's face with hot miso soup gains support as new CCTV footage of the incident is released.
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In a case similar to a hit Korean film, a group of deaf students are sexually assaulted leading to many netizens blaming Korean regionalism for their fate.
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Netizens condemn a recent protest against the South Korean 'National Security Law' that outlaws anything that could be interpreted as being pro-North Korean.
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Disbelief as a Korean politician uses the Imperial Japanese flag on her campaign business card, leading to accusations that she and her party are pro-Japanese.
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Top Korean pizza companies are under fire, accused of advertising the use of real cheese in their products when actually using fake, processed, imitation cheese.
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Hwayoung of Korean girl group T-ara accidentally exposes her left nipple while performing on TV music show Inkigayo, prompting outrage & suspicion by netizens.
Korean netizens react to the Oikos University shootings; while offering their condolences, condemn the Korean Press for likening the shooter as being 'Korean'.19
Evidence has emerged suggesting certain food imports to Korea are from the nuclear Fukushima prefecture that was affected by the Japanese earthquake last year.
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
New video footage of a Korean girl drinking soju and smoking on the Seoul Metro suggests she's the same person as the previous "Beer Girl" and "Cigarette Girl".
In the latest in a series of 'Ladygate' incidents involving a female in a public spectacle, 'Beer Girl' is seen smoking and pouring beer over a disgruntled old man.
Last night’s K-league football match between Incheon and Daejeon really kicked off when a member of the crowd began to attack the Incheon mascot on the pitch.
Instant noodle prices have hit an all-time high following high-level price collusion between the four main producers: Nong-Shim, Sam-Yang, Otoogi and Yakult.
Korean sexual assault laws have been changed to include underage boys as potential rape victims but the law still doesn't extend to include adult males.
In the latest 'Ladygate' incident, 'Cigarette Lady on the Bundang Line' stuns netizens as a video of a foul-mouthed women smoking on the Seoul subway emerges.
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.
Drunk-tweeting National Assembly member Kang Yong-suk auditions for a Korean talent contest, leading to much amusement and disappointment amongst netizens.
A woman previously thought to have deliberately scalded a young boy's face with hot miso soup gains support as new CCTV footage of the incident is released.
In a case similar to a hit Korean film, a group of deaf students are sexually assaulted leading to many netizens blaming Korean regionalism for their fate.
Netizens condemn a recent protest against the South Korean 'National Security Law' that outlaws anything that could be interpreted as being pro-North Korean.
Disbelief as a Korean politician uses the Imperial Japanese flag on her campaign business card, leading to accusations that she and her party are pro-Japanese.
Top Korean pizza companies are under fire, accused of advertising the use of real cheese in their products when actually using fake, processed, imitation cheese.
Hwayoung of Korean girl group T-ara accidentally exposes her left nipple while performing on TV music show Inkigayo, prompting outrage & suspicion by netizens.