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]

The Chosun Ilbo has filed a petition with the Constitutional Court claiming that the newspaper law and press arbitration law are unconstitutional. As a party with a direct interest in the matter you c.. [Jun.11,2005 07:41 KST]

The situation with poverty in Asia is clearly improving, but it Africa poverty is becoming worse. While announcing the mid-term report on the "Millennium Development Goals," United Nations General Sec.. [Jun.11,2005 07:00 KST]

Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO), the country's largest state-run corporation, took receipt of a product from a mid-sized company that a different company held the patent and trademark for, an.. [Jun.11,2005 06:57 KST]

It was the first refreshing match in a long time. Korean football beat Kuwait and is on its way to the 2006 World Cup in Germany. It will be the seventh time since the 1986 event in Mexico that Korea .. [Jun.10,2005 07:10 KST]

Skyrocketing apartment prices in places like Seoul's Gangnam neighborhood and in the Pan'gyo "New Town" have come to be too much to endure. There is no knowing when the trend will stop and how far it .. [Jun.10,2005 07:09 KST]

Watching the confused state of affairs at the ruling Uri Party these days makes you dizzy. The lack of constructive activity and internal strife since its complete defeat in April's elections shows no.. [Jun.9,2005 02:29 KST]

Yesterday the Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI) released the results of its audit of the five government funds under the control of the Labor Ministry. The "Employment Insurance Fund" and "Industria.. [Jun.9,2005 02:28 KST]

Today president Roh Moo Hyun leaves for Washington D.C. for a summit with US president George W. Bush. The government says it has prepared for this coming summit more thoroughly than ever before. That.. [Jun.9,2005 02:27 KST]