The 107th annual Railroad Day fell on September 18, marking the day when the first railroad in Korea opened in 1899, a 33 km stretch from... [Sep.19,2006 13:58 KST]

The sign says "Leftward Project," a play on the term "Northeast Project," China’s academic enterprise designed to claim, in scholarly terms, that... [Sep.19,2006 09:49 KST]

Typhoon Shan Shan approaches. "Right when we’re about to be blown to bits by an FTA with the U.S.," a farmer sighs. (Hankyoreh Geurimpan,... [Sep.18,2006 12:33 KST]

Students play tug-of-war at a fall sports assembly held at an elementary school in Bundang, Gyeonggi Province on September 15. Almost every... [Sep.16,2006 10:00 KST]

"A dragon born in a creek" is an old Korean expression used to describe someone who came from humble circumstances to achieve greatness. These... [Sep.16,2006 09:33 KST]

Things went awry at a September 14 show in Seoul to promote an "airbag vest" to protect bike riders, when a stunt rider crashed into a line of... [Sep.15,2006 11:45 KST]

They’re speeding along in the direction of sanctions against North Korea. George W. Bush asks, "You’re not gettin’ off, are ya?"... [Sep.15,2006 11:42 KST]

One of the biggest film festival in Asia, the Pusan International Film Festival (PIFF), will launch a film distributor’s conference titled... [Sep.14,2006 15:23 KST]

A group of workers tries to remove protesting residents and activists from a makeshift lookout set up on the roof of a house. The protest occurred... [Sep.14,2006 11:56 KST]

The bulldozers are at work at Daechuri, Pyeongtaek, to make room for a larger U.S. military facility there. Conservative groups say they are... [Sep.14,2006 10:57 KST]