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Spy chiefs of S. Korea, US, Japan convene in Seoul to discuss North Korean issues
North Korea
Oct 18, 2021
A flurry of diplomacy taking place among allies amid rare conciliatory overtures from North Korea
[Us and Them] People living in poverty become targets of hate in Korea
Social affairs
Oct 18, 2021
In a hierarchical society, discrimination is tolerated
S. Korea unveils 2 upgraded road maps for 2050 carbon neutrality goal
Politics
Oct 18, 2021
The presidential committee on carbon neutrality on Monday unveiled two upgraded policy road maps, including scrapping coal-fired power generation, to achieve South Korea's net-zero emissions goal by 2050. Presided over by President Moon Jae-in, the committee held its second general meeting in Seoul to review and approve agendas for the country's carbon neutrality and green house gas (GHG) reduction plans. In August, the committee announced a draft for three scenarios for the country's 2050 n
S. Korea to kick off large-scale defense exhibition
Defense
Oct 18, 2021
SEONGNAM -- South Korea will kick off a biennial defense exhibition this week to showcase cutting-edge military hardware and technologies, including stealth fighters, hydrogen-fuel drones and laser weapons, organizers said Monday. The Seoul International Aerospace & Defense Exhibition (ADEX) will begin its five-day run on Tuesday at Seoul Air Base in Seongnam, just south of Seoul, as the security landscape in Northeast Asia is fraught with uncertainties stemming from a muscle-flexing China
Unification Minister calls for talks to discuss the North’s ‘double standard’ accusation
North Korea
Oct 18, 2021
Unification Minister Lee In-young on Monday stressed the need for talks with North Korea on the regime’s demand that the South drop its “double standards” as a condition of progress on inter-Korean relations. During a parliamentary audit session, Lee responded to a question on whether Seoul could accept Pyongyang’s call for an end to what it called “double standards” -- meaning the way the South characterizes the firing of ballistic missiles by the Nor
Police search Nat'l Assembly in Seoul over bomb threat
Politics
Oct 18, 2021
Police and fire officials searched the National Assembly complex in Seoul on Monday after a lawmaker's office received a bomb threat by phone, officials said Monday. According to police and parliament officials, an unidentified person made the call around 2 p.m., saying an explosive has been placed somewhere at the complex and a secretary of the lawmaker's office alerted security personnel there about the call. Dozens of firefighters and police officers, along with a bomb squad and 10 fire tr
NK may test long-range missile next year: US intelligence agency
North Korea
Oct 18, 2021
North Korea may resume long-range ballistic missile tests next year, the US Defense Intelligence Agency said, warning that the regime is unlikely to renounce its weapons of mass destruction as it believes they are critical to the country’s survival. The DIA, which provides intelligence to the Defense Department, released a report Friday examining Pyongyang’s military program, strategy and intentions, stressing that the North will continue to pose a “critical security
Ex-Foreign Minister Kang asks for local labor sector's support for her bid for top ILO seat
Politics
Oct 18, 2021
Former Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha on Monday met with the chief of an umbrella labor union and asked for support for her bid to become the next director general of the International Labour Organization (ILO). "I decided to run for the seat because I thought the experiences, career and the international network I have reasonably match the leadership credentials demanded by ILO," Kang said during her meeting with Kim Dong-myung, chief of the Federation of Korean Trade Unions. &quo
S. Korea to raise goal of cutting emissions to 40% by 2030: Moon
Politics
Oct 18, 2021
South Korea will reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent from the 2018 levels by 2030, sharply raising its previous goal as part of efforts to curb the pace of climate change, President Moon Jae-in said Monday. Moon also confirmed that South Korea will achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, as the nation started tackling the challenge of responding to climate change and attaining sustainable growth simultaneously. The goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions was sharply raised from 26.3
[From the scene] Teens eager to put pandemic behind them, return to school
Social affairs
Oct 18, 2021
Korea opens COVID-19 vaccinations to 16- and 17-year-olds
Naver map to be used to provide address information of sex offenders
Social affairs
Oct 18, 2021
The gender ministry said Monday it will begin a pilot service this week that allows citizens to search where convicted sex offenders live using internet portal operator Naver Corp.'s map app. The pilot service, which uses the Naver map to display actual home addresses of sex offenders listed in the government's registry system (www.sexoffender.go.kr), will run from Tuesday to the end of this month before the official launch, according to the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family. The service
US general calls for strong space partnership with S. Korea
Defense
Oct 18, 2021
A top US military official called Monday for strong space cooperation with South Korea, stressing credible deterrence in the "contested" security domain comes from a robust partnership based on "mutual trust and shared values." Gen. Jay Raymond, the chief of Space Operations at the United Nations Space Force, made the call during a security forum in Seoul, as a Sino-US competition is intensifying with Beijing pushing to become a major space power. "A key part of credib
Lee shifts blame for corruption, takes credit for project
Politics
Oct 18, 2021
Land development scandal takes center stage in Gyeonggi Province audit
[Newsmaker] Prosecutors detain key figure in land development scandal, raid Seongnam City Hall
Social affairs
Oct 18, 2021
Eyes Rivete on whether prosecution can secure decisive evidence
Air Force chief meets with US officials ahead of major defense exhibition
Defense
Oct 18, 2021
South Korean Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Park In-ho met with a delegation of senior US military and defense officials in Seoul on Monday to discuss bilateral cooperation ahead of a biennial defense exhibition later this week, his office said. The talks with the US delegation, including Heidi H. Grant, director of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, and DeAnna M. Burt, deputy commander of the Space Operations Command, came a day before the Seoul International Aerospace & Defense Exhib
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