Local police said Saturday they will seek arrest warrants for 60 leaders of unionized workers from subcontractors of POSCO, South Korea's leading... [Jul.22,2006 12:19 KST]

One of 15 U.S. bases which the United States Forces Korea (USFK) gave back to South Korea after it said it had completed a required cleanup... [Jul.22,2006 10:26 KST]

　 An investigation into the U.S. military bombing of the Iksan train station has begun, 56 years after the outbreak of the Korean War. On July 19, the Committee for Past Wrongdoings, Truth an.. [Jul.21,2006 13:53 KST]

A human rights activist has filed a lawsuit against the government, seeking compensation of 25 million won after it was found that a policeman... [Jul.21,2006 10:21 KST]

Unionized workers voluntarily ended their strike at the headquarters of POSCO, the world's fifth-largest steelmaker, on Friday after their union disintegrated, police said. About 2,400 constr.. [Jul.21,2006 09:22 KST]

Nine-year-old girl Eun-jae will not complain about her food any more. The elementary student experienced true hunger, isolated with her teachers... [Jul.20,2006 10:42 KST]

North Korea said Wednesday it will not hold inter-Korean family reunions anymore because South Korea has suspended shipments of rice and... [Jul.19,2006 17:13 KST]

Writers from North and South Korea announced Tuesday that they will meet this coming July 29 at Mount Geumgang (Kumgang) to form a single organization, the "June 15 National Literature Associat.. [Jul.19,2006 12:25 KST]

In February 1944, when Lee Hee-ja turned one, her father, Lee Sa-hyun, was forcibly conscripted into labor by Japan, then still the... [Jul.19,2006 10:52 KST]

The head of a leisure tour company was arrested on charges of causing injury through negligence when his company pushed ahead with a rafting tour despite torrential rains. The 54-year-old su.. [Jul.19,2006 10:42 KST]