The prosecution has indicted a former section chief at the National Intelligence Service (NIS), Kim Un Sung, and made his arraignment documents public. They vividly describe the political surveill.. [Oct.27,2005 02:48 KST]

After Japanese prime minister Junichiro Koizumi went to worship at Yasukuni Shrine last week Korean foreign minister Ban Ki Moon said it would be inappropriate for him to visit Japan, but five day.. [Oct.26,2005 09:29 KST]

There mood is intense in Gunsan, Gyeongju, Pohang, and Yeogdeok a week ahead of local referendums on whether to compete for a intermediate and low level radioactive waste facility. It is of no small.. [Oct.26,2005 09:09 KST]

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., Ltd and three other companies about to be sold off after a government "work out" process might be purchased in part by an employee stock ownership associa.. [Oct.26,2005 08:18 KST]

Deputy prosecutor general Chung Sang Myoung has been nominated to replace Kim Jong Bin as Supreme Public Prosecutor General. The reason Cheong Wa Dae chose someone from within the prosecution is likel.. [Oct.25,2005 04:15 KST]

The work of increasing local legislature election districts for next year is showing signs of turning into an attempt by the major political parties to divide up the spoils from what is available. In .. [Oct.25,2005 04:10 KST]

For the first time, Korea has a "social contribution assessment index" that is worthy of being used as a guideline for companies seeking to contribute to society. Some ten companies, the Federation o.. [Oct.25,2005 04:08 KST]

The six nations participating in the six-party talks on the North Korean nuclear issue are maintaining contact ahead of the fifth round of talks set to begin in mid November, but it is frustrating tha.. [Oct.24,2005 08:00 KST]

First there was suspected cancer-causing matter in marine products, then they found lead in Chinese gimchi, and now parasites have been found in Chinese gimchi. How can there be parasite-infested gimc.. [Oct.24,2005 07:59 KST]

Japanese companies are building and enlarging their factories in Japan, and companies that had moved operations overseas are returning. According to a recent survey 120 Japanese manufacturing firms by.. [Oct.24,2005 02:39 KST]