Young Korean gangsters appear to be holding social meetups
Such gatherings are suspected to provide an avenue for sharing know-how related to their illegal affairs, said an official.
The Korea Herald
Subscription sharing on rise amid streaming boom
Some people are sharing their streaming accounts for an hourly fee via the messaging app KakaoTalk, a user found.
Belt-tightening needed
Belt-tightening is often necessary to enhance fiscal soundness, but it does not mean policymakers can hold a shoddy slash-the-budget contest, without evaluating each state…
Samsung may face tighter scrutiny under new EU rules
Samsung’s inclusion came as unexpected, since the tech giant does not operate the core platform services the EU initially defined.
Most kimchi from China contains aspartame
Aspartame is a common artificial sweetener that is likely to be declared by the World Health Organization as a possible carcinogen.
Military commissioner against conscripting women, military exemption for BTS
In South Korea, all able-bodied male citizens are required by law to serve in the military for at least 18 months; Female citizens are exempt from this.
South Korea sees alternating tropical nights, torrential rain
The Korea Meteorological Administration called for caution, saying that additional downpours could cause facility damages or human casualties.
North Korea satellite had ‘no military utility,’ says South Korea
The evaluation by Seoul and Washington suggests that the satellite launched by Pyongyang does not meet the criterion of possessing a minimum spatial resolution of one meter.
Hwaseong murders: Korea’s most infamous cold case solved after 33 years
A chain of rapes, murders from 80s, 90s left a mark on South Korea, which ultimately led to advances in forensic science, criminal profiling.
Seoul says it respects IAEA report, preparing own Fukushima analysis
Interagency efforts are underway to determine long-term effects of such a discharge, according to Park Ku-yeon.