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Translated Korean netizen reactions, internet memes, parodies, and jokes related to the 2012 South Korean presidential election race and its three heated debates.
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New scandals about illegal election activities by the Saenuri Party threaten Park Geun-hye's slim lead over Moon Jae-in in the South Korean presidential elections.
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Australian Police have responded to an official complaint about the investigation of a brutal assault on a Korean student, by pledging to reinvestigate the incident
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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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Park Geun-hye's campaign misinterprets the use of the word 'strongman' on her TIME magazine cover, prompting a change in the headline to the unambiguous 'dictator'
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A Korean-American is caught vandalizing the memorial hall of former dictator Park Chung-hee - on the 33rd anniversary of his assassination.
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After months of speculation, software tycoon-turned-professor Ahn Cheol-soo finally announces his bid to become president, much to the delight of netizens.
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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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Korean and Japanese netizen reactions to South Korea's 2-0 victory against Japan in the match to decide which nation would take home the Olympic bronze for soccer.
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Ahn Cheol-soo, professor and software tycoon, makes a rare TV appearance on 'Healing Camp,' leading many to guess he will imminently announce his presidential bid.
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Netizens react as the Democratic United Party consider an election pledge to abolish Seoul National University and establish national universities in each province.
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Ruling party politician Park Geun-hye declares her candidacy in this December's election, becoming the first female presidential hopeful in South Korean history.
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As one of Korea's biggest broadcasters continue to strike over political bias, top news presenter Bae Hyun-jin explains why she will no longer join unionists.
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In a recent addition to the 'Ladygate' series, the identity of 'Hair Ripping Girl', who attacked a Unified Progressive Party delegate last month, is revealed.
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Prosecutors indict a netizen for calling President Lee a 'son of a bitch', the case proceeding without a complaint from the President. Netizens polarized.
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A member of the Unified Progressive Party sets himself on fire, in protest over online voting. Netizens label liberals as hypocrites.
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Debate on multiculturalism in Korea is up in the air again as the first naturalized-Korean is elected, with xenophobic comments rife on the Internet.
Translated Korean netizen reactions, internet memes, parodies, and jokes related to the 2012 South Korean presidential election race and its three heated debates.26
New scandals about illegal election activities by the Saenuri Party threaten Park Geun-hye's slim lead over Moon Jae-in in the South Korean presidential elections.
Australian Police have responded to an official complaint about the investigation of a brutal assault on a Korean student, by pledging to reinvestigate the incident
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.
Park Geun-hye's campaign misinterprets the use of the word 'strongman' on her TIME magazine cover, prompting a change in the headline to the unambiguous 'dictator'
A Korean-American is caught vandalizing the memorial hall of former dictator Park Chung-hee - on the 33rd anniversary of his assassination.
After months of speculation, software tycoon-turned-professor Ahn Cheol-soo finally announces his bid to become president, much to the delight of netizens.
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.
Korean and Japanese netizen reactions to South Korea's 2-0 victory against Japan in the match to decide which nation would take home the Olympic bronze for soccer.
Ahn Cheol-soo, professor and software tycoon, makes a rare TV appearance on 'Healing Camp,' leading many to guess he will imminently announce his presidential bid.
Netizens react as the Democratic United Party consider an election pledge to abolish Seoul National University and establish national universities in each province.
Ruling party politician Park Geun-hye declares her candidacy in this December's election, becoming the first female presidential hopeful in South Korean history.
As one of Korea's biggest broadcasters continue to strike over political bias, top news presenter Bae Hyun-jin explains why she will no longer join unionists.
In a recent addition to the 'Ladygate' series, the identity of 'Hair Ripping Girl', who attacked a Unified Progressive Party delegate last month, is revealed.
Prosecutors indict a netizen for calling President Lee a 'son of a bitch', the case proceeding without a complaint from the President. Netizens polarized.
A member of the Unified Progressive Party sets himself on fire, in protest over online voting. Netizens label liberals as hypocrites.
Debate on multiculturalism in Korea is up in the air again as the first naturalized-Korean is elected, with xenophobic comments rife on the Internet.