This winter will be colder than usual, South Korea weather agency says
After the rain, cold continental high atmospheric pressure will expand from Wednesday (November 30), causing sub-zero temperatures until Friday.
Lee Jung-Youn
S. Korea’s Sinan islands enjoy purple patch
Inspired by the wild balloon flowers that grow across the islands, the county decided to turn the two islands into "Purple Island".
Opposition lawmakers join anti-government candlelight vigil
Democratic Party lawmaker Ahn Min-seok said the ultimate responsibility for the Itaewon disaster lies on the Yoon administration and demanded the president to sincerely apologise.
Anger over list of Itaewon tragedy victims
The ruling and opposition parties have clashed over the need to disclose the list of victims for weeks, even before the arbitrary release of the online media.
Dispute over Assembly probe into Itaewon disaster worsens
Although the ruling People Power Party opposes the idea of a parliamentary investigation, the three opposition parties plan to launch it at the plenary session of the National…
Yoon to discuss North Korea nuclear threat with US, Japan leaders
Along with the trilateral summit, a Korea-US bilateral summit was also confirmed by the presidential office, without details on the time and place of the meeting.
Blind spots in South Korea’s anti-stalking law emerges again
Experts had warned that safety measures for victims were overlooked in the law, even when it was being passed.
S. Korea: Parliamentary audit falls into chaos as main opposition denounces probe
Opposition party leader cries foul as probe spreads to election funds.
Seoul to ease restrictions on foreign workers
The new rules will apply to agricultural and fisheries sectors as part of efforts to address labour shortages in rural areas.
Unmarried couples in South Korea say they face disadvantages
A report found that 28.3 per cent of partners who are in a nontraditional form of family said they have faced disadvantages in government policy.