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Three choreographers redefine Korean dance through NDCK Project
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A battle of lion, tiger and turtle? Art of face reading offers peculiar take on presidential race
Politics
Jan 19, 2022
Between various scandals, the leaking of private conversations and talks of possible unified candidacies, support for the three major candidates in Korea’s ongoing presidential race has fluctuated unpredictably throughout. But there are those who believe that hints lie in the faces of the three – the ruling party’s Lee Jae-myung, and opposition parties’ Yoon Suk-yeol and Ahn Cheol-soo -- and one can read them through the art of fortunetelling known as “gwansang.&r
Seoul stocks down for 5th session on rate hike concerns
Markets
Jan 19, 2022
South Korean stocks extended their losing streak to a fifth consecutive session Wednesday as rising US yields and rate hike forecast weighed on investor sentiment. The Korean won fell against the US dollar. After a choppy session, the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) declined 21.96 points, or 0.77 percent, to close at 2,842.28 points. Trading volume was moderate at about 457 million shares worth some 9.6 trillion won ($8.1 billion), with losers far outnumbering gainers 653
Defense minister stresses military's 'will, efforts' for OPCON transfer assessment
Defense
Jan 19, 2022
South Korea's Defense Minister Suh Wook called on all armed services Wednesday to unify their "will and efforts" to ensure this year's planned assessment required for the envisioned transfer of wartime operational control (OPCON) will proceed successfully. Suh made the remarks during a meeting of top commanders to evaluate South Korea's efforts to retake OPCON from the United States, as the allies are set to stage the full operational capability (FOC) assessment later this year. Duri
Phone recordings become potholes for presidential hopefuls
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Jan 19, 2022
Ruling party’s Lee offers swift apology to contain fallout
Drama script sales emerge as indicator for success
Books
Jan 19, 2022
The viewership of the SBS drama “Our Beloved Summer” might have been disappointing, but the sales of its scripts are telling another story. The scripts of the TV show have topped the bestselling lists of local online book stores Aladin and Yes24, proving the growing popularity of the 16-part series that is scheduled to end on Tuesday. The success of a TV series has been judged largely by its viewership rating, but the growing popularity of over the top platforms and services have le
S. Korea’s daily COVID-19 cases surpass 5,000 for the first time in 20 days
Social affairs
Jan 19, 2022
The South Korean government is on alert as the omicron cases increase
Veteran forward wants to return favor to coach, help new club to K League title
Soccer
Jan 19, 2022
Nearly a decade after winning a historic Olympic football medal together in London, veteran forward Park Chu-young and longtime coach Hong Myung-bo have been reunited on the perennial K League contender, Ulsan Hyundai FC. After Park left FC Seoul, the only K League club he'd ever played for, in December, Hong and Ulsan reached out and signed him on Sunday. Park, a 36-year-old forward who didn't score in 17 matches in 2021, suddenly had a lifeline to continue his playing career. He'd turned down
National language institute to use AI to improve writing assessment
Culture
Jan 19, 2022
NIKL plans to carry out major revamp of dictionary
S. Korea's spy agency detects malware infection in over 100 local IoT devices
Social affairs
Jan 19, 2022
South Korea's state intelligence agency said Wednesday it has identified more than 100 sets of Internet of Things (IoT) equipment in the country that have been infected with malware. The National Intelligence Service (NIS) said it has detected the Mozi botnet infection after cooperating with Russian authorities in December last year. It has found a total of around 12,000 devices exposed to the malware in 72 countries. The infected equipment, which can be used in distributed denial-of-service (
LG Energy Solution IPO draws record retail bids
Markets
Jan 19, 2022
Over 114 trillion won ($95.5 billion) in cash deposits from about 4.4 million retail investors flowed into a mega initial public offering by LG Energy Solution during a two-day subscription that ended Wednesday, reflecting explosive interest in the company’s market debut. The world’s second-largest battery maker has already attracted the highest amount of deposits from a total of 1,988 domestic and foreign institutional investors, which pledged some 15,000 trillion won in total to b
Metaverse scramble exposes Samsung's software weakness
Technology
Jan 19, 2022
Despite stagnant smartphone biz, Samsung still seen tied to mobile while others on race to new market
Lotte Group steps closer to Ministop Korea acquisition
Retail
Jan 19, 2022
‘Since Lotte has outbid other contenders, there’s a 99.9 percent chance of Lotte becoming the preferred bidder.’
[KH Explains] Mysteries, scandals surround whistleblower’s death
Politics News
Jan 19, 2022
Allegation of proxy legal payment for Lee Jae-myung comes back into public focus
Ex-FM Kang to face public hearing for ILO leadership bid Thursday
Foreign affairs
Jan 19, 2022
Former Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha, who is running to be the next director general of the International Labor Organization, will face a public hearing to present her candidacy and take questions from the organization’s governing body on Thursday in Geneva, Switzerland. The ILO on Wednesday said public dialogues with five candidates for its top job will be held on Thursday and Friday. A Foreign Ministry official said Kang’s meeting will begin at 1:30 p.m. (Geneva time) on Thur
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