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Netizens are outraged as a photo of a rally in support of presidential candidate Park Geun-hye is doctored showing more people than actually showed up.
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South Koreans agree with a report by The Economist that found domestic beer to be low quality, some likening it to 'bubbly piss.'
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A popular saying in Korean says that Northern women are the most attractive women in Korea, but some netizens on conservative online community Ilbe argue otherwise.
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North Korea says it supports the opposition in the upcoming elections, increasing its attacks on the conservatives, saying they will harm North-South relations.
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A defector couple goes back to the North and gives a press conference. They condemn life in the South as unbearable. Netizens feel betrayed and suspect them as spies.
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Kim Jong Un's nephew, Kim Han Sol is interviewed for a Finnish TV programme, in which he dubs his uncle as a dictator. South Korean netizens grow fond of him.
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Rumours spread in North Korea that Kim Jong Un's wife, Ri Sol Ju, is pregnant, after completely disappearing from state media broadcasts for over forty days,
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Research published by an international journal claims that the cause of the Cheonan sinking was a mine explosion abandoned by the South's Navy during the 1970s.
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A report claims that South Korean pop culture is now so popular with North Koreans, including those in the military, that government crackdowns are becoming futile.
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North Korea has accused South Korea and the U.S. of conspiring to destroy Kim Il Sung statues and specifically lists three people in their threat of retaliation.
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A North Korea human rights activist freed from China after 120 days of detention claims he was subjected to various tortures by Chinese security.
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North Korea's state-run media recently confirmed that the name of the mysterious woman next to Kim Jong-un in several pictures and videos is Ri Sol-ju, his wife.
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A South Korean 'unification activist' makes an illegal trip to North Korea and is immediately arrested and tied up with rope upon crossing back into South Korea.
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North Korea, on the 62nd anniversary of the Korean War, once again claims that the war was started by a South Korean and U.S. invasion of North Korea.
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A publication detailing the crimes against humanity committed in an infamous North Korean gulag is due out soon featuring graphic testimonies of life in NK prison.
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A recent blog post from the Ministry of Unification reveals a rare glimpse inside the North Korean beauty industry by revealing popular hairstyles for women.
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Alleged pro-North Member of Parliament Lee Seok-gi denounces the Korean national anthem as not being appropriate. Netizens convinced he is communist.
Netizens are outraged as a photo of a rally in support of presidential candidate Park Geun-hye is doctored showing more people than actually showed up.13
South Koreans agree with a report by The Economist that found domestic beer to be low quality, some likening it to 'bubbly piss.'
A popular saying in Korean says that Northern women are the most attractive women in Korea, but some netizens on conservative online community Ilbe argue otherwise.
North Korea says it supports the opposition in the upcoming elections, increasing its attacks on the conservatives, saying they will harm North-South relations.
A defector couple goes back to the North and gives a press conference. They condemn life in the South as unbearable. Netizens feel betrayed and suspect them as spies.
Kim Jong Un's nephew, Kim Han Sol is interviewed for a Finnish TV programme, in which he dubs his uncle as a dictator. South Korean netizens grow fond of him.
Rumours spread in North Korea that Kim Jong Un's wife, Ri Sol Ju, is pregnant, after completely disappearing from state media broadcasts for over forty days,
Research published by an international journal claims that the cause of the Cheonan sinking was a mine explosion abandoned by the South's Navy during the 1970s.
A report claims that South Korean pop culture is now so popular with North Koreans, including those in the military, that government crackdowns are becoming futile.
North Korea has accused South Korea and the U.S. of conspiring to destroy Kim Il Sung statues and specifically lists three people in their threat of retaliation.
A North Korea human rights activist freed from China after 120 days of detention claims he was subjected to various tortures by Chinese security.
North Korea's state-run media recently confirmed that the name of the mysterious woman next to Kim Jong-un in several pictures and videos is Ri Sol-ju, his wife.
A South Korean 'unification activist' makes an illegal trip to North Korea and is immediately arrested and tied up with rope upon crossing back into South Korea.
North Korea, on the 62nd anniversary of the Korean War, once again claims that the war was started by a South Korean and U.S. invasion of North Korea.
A publication detailing the crimes against humanity committed in an infamous North Korean gulag is due out soon featuring graphic testimonies of life in NK prison.
A recent blog post from the Ministry of Unification reveals a rare glimpse inside the North Korean beauty industry by revealing popular hairstyles for women.
Alleged pro-North Member of Parliament Lee Seok-gi denounces the Korean national anthem as not being appropriate. Netizens convinced he is communist.