President Roh Moo-hyun and the ruling Uri Party should be kicking back and having a good time. The problem is that when it comes to making major... [Aug.7,2006 14:55 KST]

Professor Gwon Jae-il, Department of Linguistics, Seoul National University Kalmykia is a Russian federal republic to the west of the Caspian Sea. Its president was once the Russia-based salesman fo.. [Aug.4,2006 13:21 KST]

Things seem a little backwards these days. It's a little bit of a role reversal, not unlike the plot of a popular television drama about two... [Aug.4,2006 12:16 KST]

Players from Germany and Japan compete in beach volleyball at the Seoul International Women's Beach Volleyball Tournament, held at Hangang Beach... [Aug.4,2006 11:59 KST]

With the success of the recently-released film "The Host," environmental organizations in South Korea are upbeat that their ongoing protests over pollution at U.S. military bases will gain support f.. [Aug.3,2006 22:36 KST]

The latest Minister of Education and Human Resources Development has resigned, and President Roh Moo-hyun finds that every time he has to find... [Aug.3,2006 22:08 KST]

Entertainers are not the only ones in South Korea looking to make a big splash abroad. The fever is now spreading rapidly to sports. South Korean athletes know they can make more money and lar.. [Aug.3,2006 14:50 KST]

　 Some 300 workers from the Pohang Construction Union hold a photo of Ha Jung Geun in front of Seoul station on July 2. They say the police are... [Aug.3,2006 12:13 KST]

A commemorative ceremony to mark the 30th anniversary of the death of composer Jeoung Yul-seong (1914-1976), who composed the Chinese... [Aug.3,2006 11:59 KST]

Stephen Cremin, reporter for Screen International The world of international film festivals is always in a state of flux. Berlin, Cannes and Venice stay alert to the rise of their A-list and B-lis.. [Aug.2,2006 13:16 KST]