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Fresh talks start for more Pfizer shots
Foreign affairs
Sept 22, 2021
Moon’s vaccine diplomacy continues in New York; US firm Cytiva to invest $52.5m in Korea for vaccine production
Korea to provide over 1 million COVID shots to Vietnam in October
Foreign affairs
Sept 22, 2021
South Korea will provide more than 1 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines to Vietnam next month as the two countries emphasize cooperation as strategic partners, the presidential office said Tuesday. The commitment was made during President Moon Jae-in’s summit with Vietnamese President Nguyen Xuan Phuc on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, according to Cheong Wa Dae spokesperson Park Kyung-mee. It was not disclosed which COVID-19 vaccines would be provided. It was Korea
Change or continuation: Presidential race heats up
Politics
Sept 22, 2021
Korea’s presidential election: Get to know the candidates
Traffic jam on highways as people return on last day of Chuseok
Social affairs
Sept 22, 2021
Most highways and roads remained clogged with heavy traffic early Wednesday, as people were traveling back to Seoul on the last day of the Chuseok holiday. Major highways, running through the central part and along the western coast of the country, were jammed with vehicles, with the road congestion likely to peak at about 4-5 p.m., according to Korea Expressway Corp. As of 9 a.m., the estimated travel time to Seoul was 5 hours and 20 minutes from the southern port city of Busan, about 4 hours
[Us and Them] I’m Korean, you’re not, and there’s a fine line you can’t cross
Social affairs
Sept 22, 2021
Koreans maintain strong boundary against the “other,” ostracizing foreigners, migrants
S. Korea planning W23b aid project for war-torn Afghanistan
Foreign affairs
Sept 22, 2021
South Korea is planning to spend about 23.2 billion won ($19.5 million) in next year's official development assistance (ODA) projects for war-torn Afghanistan, a document showed Wednesday. The Office for Government Policy Coordination under the Prime Minister's Office said in the document submitted to Rep. Tae Young-ho of the main opposition People Power Party that its committee handling the development aid has reached the decision on the 2022 ODA budget for Kabul, according to Tae's office.
Imports of cats, dogs double in 2 yrs amid pandemic-driven stay-at-home mode: data
Social affairs
Sept 22, 2021
INCHEON -- South Korea has imported twice as many cats and dogs this year compared with two years ago as people spend more time at home amid the protracted COVID-19 pandemic, customs data showed Wednesday. According to the data by the regional customs office in Incheon, a main gateway for trade located about 40 kilometers west of Seoul, the number of cats and dogs brought in to the country via air carriers reached 10,241 in the January-August period this year, including 7,961 canines and 2,280
S. Korea's first lady holds talk session with young Korean Americans
Politics
Sept 22, 2021
NEW YORK -- South Korea's first lady Kim Jung-sook met with young Korean Americans working in art and culture fields in New York on Tuesday (local time) to discuss the future of Korean popular culture. The meeting took place at Korean Culture Center New York while she was visiting the city this week with President Moon Jae-in, who attended the UN General Assembly. Brian Jon, the founder of the Asian American Youth Council (AAYC) who is known for his campaign that led to the first designation
New cases over 1,700 for 2nd day; concerns grow over post-holiday surge
Social affairs
Sept 22, 2021
South Korea's daily coronavirus cases stayed in the 1,700s for the second consecutive day on Wednesday despite fewer tests during an extended Chuseok holiday, raising concerns over a spike in new infections across the nation after the holiday. The country reported 1,720 new COVID-19 cases, including 1,703 local infections, raising the total caseload to 290,983, according to the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA). The latest caseload was slightly down from 1,729 on Tuesday, but
US seeks diplomacy to completely denuclearize Korean Peninsula: Biden
Foreign affairs
Sept 22, 2021
US President Joe Biden said Tuesday that his country seeks to completely denuclearize the Korean Peninsula through diplomacy. The US president made the remark shortly after he said the US will return to full compliance of the nuclear deal with Iran should the Middle Eastern country chooses to do so. "Similarly, we seek serious and sustained diplomacy to pursue the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," Biden said while delivering his first in-person remarks at the U.N. G
US firm Cytiva to invest $52.5m in S. Korea for vaccine production
Foreign affairs
Sept 22, 2021
Cytiva, a US producer of vaccine materials, has decided to invest $52.5 million in South Korea for two years beginning next year, Cheong Wa Dae said Tuesday. The announcement came at a ceremony in New York, attended by President Moon Jae-in, on partnerships between South Korea and the US, it added. Cytiva, which provides technologies to advance the development and manufacturing of therapeutics, has already submitted a report to South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy for its plan
Moon proposes formal end to Korean War for irreversible progress in denuclearization efforts
Politics
Sept 22, 2021
NEW YORK -- South Korean President Moon Jae-in suggested once again in his United Nations speech Tuesday that the two Koreas and the United States, probably joined by China, declare a formal end to the 1950-53 Korean War. "I propose that three parties of the two Koreas and the US, or four parties of the two Koreas, the US and China come together and declare that the War on the Korean Peninsula is over," he said, addressing the 76th session of the UN General Assembly here. "When
[Photo News] Lycoris radiata blooms beautifully for fall
Social affairs
Sept 21, 2021
As fall arrives, Lycoris radiata, have bloomed in bright red at Greenway, which is located in Daegu. Greenway consists of a total of 7 kilometers of trails made along unique blocks. Each individual block has its own theme, such as the Rose Garden, the Lilies Garden, and the Maple Garden. The flowers have bloomed throughout the entire park. People stop to observe and photograph the beautiful sight as they enjoy their stroll. Two women are admiring the flowers as they enjoy
Farmers struggle with dearth of foreign workers during harvest
Social affairs
Sept 21, 2021
It is time to harvest, but farmers are facing a labor shortage due to a sharp drop in foreign arrivals caused by the pandemic. Even prior to the pandemic, the Ministry of Justice has been implementing a foreign seasonal worker system since 2017 to combat the shortage. In the first year of implementation, 1,085 people came in, and the number of entrants increased to 3,487 in 2019, but there were none last year when COVID-19 began to spread. This year, 504 people entered the country, and 1,01
Gyeonggi governor takes lead in presidential polls
Politics
Sept 21, 2021
Member of People Power Party’s old guard rises as major contender
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