The Grand National Party (GNP) is the subject of controversy for deciding to pursue a tax cut to the tune of almost W9 trillion. The gist of its proposal is to reduce once again the income and corpora.. [Oct.10,2005 19:49 KST]

It looks like the national government and is going on another surgery operation on state-run corporations and other public agencies. The Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI) is going on a massive audit.. [Oct.10,2005 07:19 KST]

Korea still has far more cases of tuberculosis than other major countries. According to National Assembly inspection documentation released by Grand National Party (GNP) member Park Jan Wan 87 out of .. [Oct.10,2005 02:28 KST]

There has been another massive disaster. This time it's an earthquake. The dead and injured will number at least in the tens of thousands. The damage is concentrated in northeast Pakistan. It register.. [Oct.10,2005 01:29 KST]

The investigation into eavesdropping by the National Intelligence Service (NIS) during the Government of the People is picking up speed. An arrest warrant has been issued for Kim Eun Seong, former NIS.. [Oct.8,2005 04:14 KST]

The same old annual National Assembly review of government affairs, insipid and lacking key testimony, is being repeated this year as well. On Friday three men called in to testify before the Judiciar.. [Oct.8,2005 03:16 KST]

UNESCO gives the Sejong Literacy Prize to persons who contribute to the eradication of illiteracy. The Hunmin Jeongeum was recognized as world "documentary heritage" by UNESCO in 1997. That proves the.. [Oct.8,2005 00:08 KST]

National Police Agency superintendent Heo Jun Yeong says professor Kang Jeong Koo, who said the Korean War was a "war of reunification," will be investigated while under arrest. Korean Chamber of Comm.. [Oct.7,2005 07:15 KST]

It turns out it isn't only Chinese fish that are a problem. The cancer causing substance "malachite green" has also been found in farm-bred trout and nudus (L. cyprinus carpio nudus; K. hyangeo), a va.. [Oct.7,2005 07:12 KST]

Dr David Nabarro of the World Health Organisation says bird flu "could kill anywhere between five million and 150 million people." Sir Liam Donaldson, England's "chief medical officer," says, the vir.. [Oct.7,2005 03:28 KST]