Typhoon Khanun rampages through Korea
The disaster has left 1 dead, 1 missing and over 10,000 displaced as Khanun moves up along the Korean Peninsula.
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Yoon urged to sack ministers over Jamboree debacle
Lawmakers in South Korea are urging that ministers responsible for the event be removed from their posts once the jamboree ends as planned on Saturday.
7 in 10 Koreans favour immunity for teachers over child abuse charges
Teachers are also calling for protection against unfair child abuse claims, arguing that parents often unjustly accuse teachers of misconduct.
Cultural sector collaborates to offer enriching experiences for Scouts
To give Scouts the opportunity to make the most of the remaining days of the World Scout Jamboree, national museums and galleries are actively preparing to extend a warm welcome…
Challenges for chip sector
As semiconductors are widely used for cutting-edge sectors, a host of countries are vying to stay ahead in securing advanced facilities, workforce and technologies.
Seoul police nab 3 more suspects for copycat crime threats after stabbing rampage
The three suspects include a 20-something man who wrote an online message threatening to "kill all" at Wangsimni Station in Seoul.
ASEAN and Korea on road to sustainable and equal partnership
The writer says that to take the Asean-Korea partnership to the next level, both Asean and Korea should move beyond mere political discourses.
Korea to unveil medical care plans for pets in October
The policies will focus on offering specialized medical services for pets and lessening the financial burden for households.
Typhoon Khanun to hit South Korea; flights cancelled, evacuations ordered
Khanun is currently categorized as a "strong" typhoon, the third-highest in the five-level system used by the weather agency to classify typhoon strength.
Fans outraged at lawmaker’s call for 2 BTS members to perform at jamboree K-pop concert
Fans have expressed their anger, saying the request was an example of an “abuse of governmental authority” and “a regression of democracy.”