More Seoul buses to go cashless
A quarter of the city's 7,394 buses, on 108 of its 370 routes, will only allow passengers to pay by card or app.
The Korea Herald
Netflix ‘Physical 100’ contestant says she was ‘only verbally abusive’ in school
Kim posted an apology and denial on her Instagram following an accusation of extortion and assault by a purported ex-schoolmate which went viral.
J-Hope to release single before military service
He took part in composing and writing the lyrics to the single giving the track a personal touch, interlaced with messages of hope and warmth.
Hybe requests probe into possible SM stock manipulation
The ongoing feud between Lee Soo-man and SM Entertainment will likely continue until the regular shareholders' meeting, slated for March 31.
Japanese companies back in black amid waning ‘No Japan’ boycott in South Korea
Hyundai Department Store's sales of Japanese home appliances and games recorded double-digit increases from 2021.
South Korea’s new Covid-19 cases below 11,000 for 6th day
The daily tally is slightly higher than the weekly average of 9,725 but down by more than 1,000 than a week ago.
More than 1 in 5 South Korean young adults heavily in debt
The proportion of young people with debt ratios above 300 percent has risen steadily since 2012, when it was around 8.4 percent.
Hospital mandating recovering alcoholic to clean facility is a rights violation: Court
Court documents showed that the hospital mandated its in-patients to engaging in manual labour as part of its recovery program.
Kim Ju-ae not confirmed as Kim Jung Un’s successor: Unification minister
The assessment came after Kim Ju-ae’s first attendance at an economic event, sparking debate whether she was chosen as the heir apparent.
President Yoon vows to combat school violence amid bullying case fallout
The president also committed to enhancing the government's role in education and care, and providing more “equitable and diversified” educational opportunities.