Certain universities are trying to use the "same category special selection" process being implemented starting for the 2008 entrance year as a way to give privileges to applicants from special purpos.. [Jun.16,2005 08:35 KST]

The punishments being handed out to middle and high school students who violate regulations on hair length violate civil rights and seem to know no end. Even at schools that at the direction of educat.. [Jun.16,2005 08:34 KST]

Something has happened that should not have. Kim Tae Hwan, head of Chungju branch of the Federation of Korean Trade Unions, was hit and killed by a cement truck sent in by a cement company as he was a.. [Jun.16,2005 02:47 KST]

The government is again getting ready to go after housing prices, and it looks like it will announce new measures as early as this week. There must be thorough review of existing measures. It was righ.. [Jun.15,2005 06:46 KST]

The events commemorating the fifth anniversary of the June 15 Joint Declaration have begun in Pyongyang with 40 government and 295 private representatives from the South. The Southern delegation has a.. [Jun.15,2005 06:43 KST]

Religious representatives are challenging professor Hwang Woo Suk's embryonic stem cell research and the debate about life ethics is taking a new turn. Korea's Catholic bishops' conference expressed i.. [Jun.14,2005 07:16 KST]

The Hankyoreh and five other newspaper publishers are asking for money from the National Treasury for the "Newspaper Distribution Service" and the conservative media and some among the conservative op.. [Jun.14,2005 07:15 KST]

Former Daewoo chairman Kim Woo Choong returns to Korea Tuesday as a wanted man who took fight overseas and is finally turning himself in. One might interpret it as an expression of loyalty when .. [Jun.13,2005 23:17 KST]

Japanese education Minister Nariaki Nakayama, the man who makes the most reckless comments about Korea among all the members of prime minister Junichiro Koizumi's cabinet, has done it again. At a gath.. [Jun.13,2005 08:35 KST]

The summit meeting between presidents Roh Moo Hyun and George W. Bush, watched with interest by the whole country, has ended "smoothly." The two men reaffirmed the principle that a North Korea with nu.. [Jun.13,2005 08:34 KST]