First there was suspected cancer-causing matter in marine products, then they found lead in Chinese gimchi, and now parasites have been found in Chinese gimchi. How can there be parasite-infested gimc.. [Oct.24,2005 07:59 KST]

Japanese companies are building and enlarging their factories in Japan, and companies that had moved operations overseas are returning. According to a recent survey 120 Japanese manufacturing firms by.. [Oct.24,2005 02:39 KST]

It is most unfortunate that North Korea's Asia-Pacific Peace Committee says it is "reconsidering and readjusting all projects with Hyundai." It even more disappointing because it has just now been sev.. [Oct.22,2005 06:44 KST]

It has always been nice to see, at the closing of APEC summits, various heads of state together wearing traditional clothing. You already wonder what kind of fashion the APEC leaders will put on displ.. [Oct.22,2005 06:41 KST]

The decision to speed up discussion on wartime operational command of the Korean military, made at the U.S.-Republic of Korea Security Consultative Meeting on Friday, comes at the right time. The.. [Oct.22,2005 03:00 KST]

Pine wilt disease, sometimes called "AIDS for pine trees," has been discovered in a remote part of Gangneung City, Gangwon Province. It has been discovered within 10 kilometers of the spectacular tree.. [Oct.21,2005 06:51 KST]

Korea's plentiful and quality workforce was what drove its development, and it was a passion for education on the part of the older generation that elevated the quality of the country's labor to a hig.. [Oct.21,2005 06:49 KST]

he entire leadership of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU, Minju Nochong), including president Lee Soo Ho, has decided to accept responsibility for the corruption case involving one of it.. [Oct.21,2005 03:29 KST]

On Wednesday Supreme Court chief justice Yi Yong Hun submitted to the president three nominations for Supreme Court justice. There had been a lot of interest the chief justice's first series of nomina.. [Oct.20,2005 02:46 KST]

The 2005 Frankfurt Book Fair opens on Wednesday, and Korea is the "Guest of Honor." This year's event will be the largest ever, with approximately 12,000 printing houses from 110 nations will be parti.. [Oct.19,2005 02:58 KST]