Police look into deaths of Park Geun-hye's two relatives
SEOUL, Sept.
Korean women use invention to jump over gender gap
SEOUL, Sept. 7 (Yonhap) -- Lee Bok-hui used to wonder what happened to all the leftover stones she saw lying around construction sites.
Some savings banks can't be saved
The restructuring of troubled mutual savings banks is finally expected to pick up speed as financial authorities have targeted 12 banks and demanded they submit outlines of how they intend to impro
Reform of universities
The government blacklisted 15 percent of the 346 private universities for possible closure. The restructuring of the crowded tertiary schools will gather momentum once they see incentives.
MBC's overdue apology
MBC said it painfully accepts responsibility upon the Supreme Court's judgment of falsity in its investigative report aired on April 27, 2008 concerning a bilateral accord for imports of U.S.
After raid, Google vows cooperation with Korea's anti-trust probe
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (Yonhap) -- Google Inc.
Gas pipeline project with N. Korea too risky: expert
WASHINGTON, Sept.
Senate leader urges Obama to submit FTA with Korea
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (Yonhap) -- U.S.
S. Korea held to draw against Kuwait in World Cup qualifier
KUWAIT CITY, Sept. 6 (Yonhap) -- Unable to hold on to an early lead, South Korea managed a 1-1 draw against Kuwait here Tuesday in the third round of the continental World Cup qualification.
(LEAD) No sign of progress on N. Korea talks yet: State Dept.
(LEAD) No sign of progress on N. Korea talks yet: State Dept.
