Nurses disadvantaged for volunteering to help with pandemic: Survey
Of the 229 nurses, 83 per cent said they were sent to other departments against their will.
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South Korea begins major Hoguk field training exercise amid North Korea’s saber-rattling
The 12-day exercise will continue until Oct 28 with the participation of the Army, Navy and Air Force and Marine Corps amid simmering tensions between the two Koreas.
Kakao outage: What happens when a country heavily relies on one super app?
Launched in 2010 as a messaging app, KakaoTalk grew in popularity exponentially over the years and branched out to other areas such as shopping and banking.
BTS’ Jin to enlist
The rest of the members will carry out their duties according to their respective plans, and everyone is hoping to resume full-group activities approximately in 2025.
BTS’ ‘Yet To Come’ concert brings the world to Busan
It was the first time that BTS' concert had turned into a nationwide festival.
Higher pricing, currency rates to boost Hyundai, Kia to record earnings
Kia is expected to post 22 trillion won in sales, about a 26 per cent increase on-year, marking 2 trillion won in operating profit with an 81 per cent jump over a year.
Almost 50% of single Koreans in 30s, 40s live with parents: Study
In both age groups, women showed a higher rate of living with their parents.
President Xi says China, North Korea should further cooperate amid complex security dynamics
President Xi also said the traditional friendship between China and North Korea “has grown stronger over the years”.
S. Korean virtual human to advertise at Thai landmarks
Onmind, a subsidiary of South Korean game-maker Neptune, said it had signed a three-year modeling deal with a Thai firm for the virtual human model.
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.