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[Yoo Choon-sik] Monetary policy confined by apartment prices
[Editorial] Poor approval rating
[Allison Schrager] Populism bad for economic growth
Israeli strikes on Gaza kill 22, officials say, while truck ramming near Tel Aviv hurts dozens
An Byeong-hun triumphs after all-Korean playoff at Genesis Championship
Ticketing system error disrupts bus terminals across nation
Yoon's office reviews economic impact of Israel's attack on Iran, safety of S. Koreans in Middle East
[Photo News] Rallying against LGBTQ+
First lady’s controversies to top agenda at meeting of party leaders
Govt. plans to unveil road map to tackle low birth rate, aging population
K-Respect campaign launches in US
SK chief assumes leadership of APEC CEO Summit
4 in 10 young South Koreans take up 'irregular' jobs: data
[From the scene] KGC's ginseng harvest season in full swing
Signs point to N. Korean troops in Russia-Ukraine combat zone
Rose's 'Apt.' redefines K-pop's global appeal
[Photo News] Passion for motorsports
Two years on, thousands mourn Itaewon tragedy, calling for accountability
Lee Jae-myung's push to bring junior doctors to talks falls short
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Non-face-to-face therapy gains traction during pandemic
Social affairs
Jan 3, 2022
Lee Kyung-ran, who has been working as a therapist for the past 15 years, has ditched face-to-face consultations thanks to a growing demand for phone and virtual sessions after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since late 2019, she has been offering therapy sessions through Naver eXpert, a service launched by the country’s largest portal Naver. Naver eXpert provides a wide range of one-on-one online consultations and classes from experts including lawyers, accountants and asset con
[Newsmaker] Daily COVID-19 cases remain below 4,000 for second day
Social affairs
Jan 3, 2022
Two deaths related to omicron variant of the coronavirus were reported on Monday
[Election 2022] Feuding, gaffes, falling support put opposition campaign in crisis
Politics
Jan 3, 2022
Main opposition party campaign leaders resign in hope for turnaround
[Hwang’s China and the World] Korea’s future diplomacy -- ‘pragmatic’ or ‘strenuous’?
Foreign affairs
Jan 3, 2022
Discourse with international politics scholars
Celltrion's COVID-19 candidate treatment shows safety in clinical trial
Social affairs
Jan 3, 2022
South Korean pharmaceutical giant Celltrion Inc. said Monday that its antibody treatment candidate against COVID-19 has shown safety in its clinical trial. Celltrion said it has enrolled 24 healthy volunteers in its global phase one clinical trial and confirmed the safety, tolerability and pharmacokinetics of CT-P63. Separately, Celltrion said that CT-P63 has maintained strong neutralizing ability against the omicron variant during pseudo-virus testing conducted by the U.S. National Institutes
Man arrested for assaulting Mongolians
Social affairs
Jan 3, 2022
A man has been taken into custody for assaulting three Mongolian men, according to Seoul police. The suspect, who was not identified, is being questioned for his part in an assault that occurred around 3:20 a.m. on Sunday near Sinnonhyeon Station in Gangnam, Seoul. Police believe other people took part in the attack, and are trying to track them down. The incident follows other assaults that have taken place involving Korean and Mongolian nationals in an apparent tit-for-tat. Early last mo
NK is one year closer to perfecting nuclear weapons due to Biden’s policy: Bolton
North Korea
Jan 3, 2022
A former national security adviser to Donald Trump slammed Joe Biden’s foreign policy, saying North Korea is a year closer in perfecting its nuclear and ballistic missile technology as a result of Biden’s diplomacy on Pyongyang -- or lack thereof. In an op-ed published by Washington-based news outlet the Hill on Sunday, John Bolton identified Iran and North Korea as the Biden administration’s nuclear proliferation failures in 2021. Bolton, who championed a hawkish policy
[Herald Interview] Sanctions give NK ‘justification’ for nukes: senior diplomatic official
Foreign affairs
Jan 3, 2022
NK should also take corresponding measures if US takes forward-looking steps
COVID-19 infections declining among students
Social affairs
Jan 3, 2022
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases among young students has been on the decline in accordance with their rising vaccination rate, the beginning of winter break and a downward trend in the nation's total infections, the government said Monday. According to the education ministry, the daily average of virus infections among kindergarten, elementary, middle and high school students from last Thursday to Sunday was 487.3. The daily average for students peaked at 963.9 from Dec. 9-15 before dec
Budget carriers reschedule int'l flights due to omicron variant
Social affairs
Jan 3, 2022
South Korea's low-cost carriers said Monday they have delayed or reduced their flights on international routes due to the spread of the omicron variant. Air Seoul Inc., a budget carrier unit of Asiana Airlines Inc., has delayed its planned flights to Guam from Jan. 29 to March 27. Air Seoul has offered one flight a week, respectively, on the routes from Incheon to Qingdao and Yantai in China since the summer of 2020 to meet business travel demands. Jeju Air Co., the country's biggest low-cost
6 Afghan evacuees find jobs in S. Korea: justice ministry
Social affairs
Jan 3, 2022
Six Afghan evacuees airlifted to South Korea from Afghanistan taken over by the Taliban last year have found jobs, the justice ministry said Monday. The six recently got employed at a manufacturer in Incheon, 40 kilometers west of Seoul, and other companies, while another person was admitted to a graduate school in an unidentified regional city. Accordingly, a total of 20 evacuees from seven households will start leaving their temporary residences in the southwestern city of Yeosu early this m
Upcoming extension of vaccine pass to big grocery stores inflames protests
Social affairs
Jan 3, 2022
The upcoming expansion of South Korea's vaccine pass requirement to big box and department stores is inflaming protests that the measure represents discrimination against unvaccinated people and a breach of their right to basic needs. Under a revised vaccine pass scheme announced Friday, people will be required to present proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test result to shop at discount or department stores measuring 3,000 square meters or more, starting Jan. 10. The fresh addition o
2 omicron-linked deaths reported in S. Korea: officials
Social affairs
Jan 3, 2022
Two deaths in connection with the omicron variant of the coronavirus were reported in South Korea on Monday, reportedly the first deaths in the country linked to the highly transmissible variant, officials said. Health authorizes in Gwangju, 329 kilometers south of Seoul, said two recently deceased coronavirus patients in the city, both in their 90s, have posthumously tested positive for the omicron variant. The patients, who died last Monday and Wednesday, respectively, both tested positive f
PPP launches campaign overhaul as Yoon's support drops
Politics
Jan 3, 2022
The main opposition People Power Party (PPP) on Monday promised a sweeping overhaul of its campaign committee and shed a feminist politician unpopular among young male voters as the party scrambled to stop the declining support of its presidential nominee Yoon Suk-yeol. The party's floor leader, Rep. Kim Gi-hyeon, and its chief policymaker, Rep. Kim Do-eup, also offered to leave their positions in a demonstration of their commitment to overhauling the campaign plagued by factional feuding. The
Weekend border crosser thought to be NK defector: S. Korea's military
North Korea
Jan 3, 2022
South Korea's defense ministry said Monday the person that crossed the eastern inter-Korean border into North Korea over the weekend is presumed to be a North Korean defector. The ministry's statement came amid reports the man appears to be the one who crossed a barbed wire fence on the heavily fortified border to enter the South in November 2020. "Regarding the border crossing, the authorities presume the person is a North Korean defector and are in the process of verifying related facts
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