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Israeli strikes on Gaza kill 22, officials say, while truck ramming near Tel Aviv hurts dozens
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Yoon's office reviews economic impact of Israel's attack on Iran, safety of S. Koreans in Middle East
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[Newsmaker] Why is Samsung starting a legal fight against smartphone repair shops in US?
Industry
Jan 30, 2023
OLED leader sending indirect warning against rampant patent infringement by Chinese rivals, sources say
[Newsmaker] [Hello Hangeul] Hangeul is just a few clicks away
Hello Hangeul
Jan 29, 2023
Hangeul’s intuitive structure creates tech-based education boom, lowering entry barrier for beginners
[Newsmaker] [KH Explains] Are ex-bureaucrat execs a boon or bane for banks?
Industry
Jan 26, 2023
Concerns over government involvement in financial industry persist
[Newsmaker] No more 'Narco-Saints' busts as drugs trade goes digital
Social affairs
Jan 25, 2023
Ex-prosecutor behind Suriname drug crackdown says online undercover is needed today to stem drug deals in Korea
[Newsmaker] Jealousy possible motive in Lunar New Year shooting
World News
Jan 24, 2023
Death toll rises to 11 in California dance hall shooting
[Newsmaker] Inha University student sentenced to 20 years prison for rape resulting in death
Social affairs
Jan 20, 2023
A court sentenced 20 years to the perpetrator charged with raping and causing the death of schoolmate at a university campus in July last year, Thursday. Instead of murder, a charge of "quasi-rape" resulting in death was applied, implying that the court judged that the perpetrator did not intentionally cause the victim’s death. Article 299 of the Criminal Act defines quasi-rape as sexual intercourse or an indecent act "by taking advantage of the other's condition of unconsci
[Newsmaker] Google Earth offers clear views of where Kim Jong-un works, lives
North Korea
Jan 19, 2023
Commercial satellite imagery can clearly capture North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s office, residence and other key facilities of Pyongyang, US state-owned broadcaster Voice of America reported Wednesday, as it released Google Earth images of those locations. Last month, North Korea disclosed photos of downtown Seoul including the area around President Yoon Suk Yeol’s office and the Incheon port, claiming they were taken by a prototype of its reconnaissance satellite under developme
[Newsmaker] Yoon touts ties with Switzerland
Politics
Jan 18, 2023
First lady Kim meets with Dubai princess, continues cultural promotion
[Newsmaker] ‘Swallow thumb drives if you get caught': Suspected NK spies reportedly under probe
Social affairs
Jan 17, 2023
'Purported operatives received encrypted orders from NK's espionage bureau'
[Newsmaker] [Herald Interview] Hangeul as more than just a hobby: KSIF chief
Culture
Jan 16, 2023
State-run organization seeks sustainable development to foster pro-Korea leaders
[Newsmaker] [Hello Hangeul] 'Hangeul education is basic right for multicultural students'
Education
Jan 15, 2023
Students from immigrant, foreign families take up 2.42% in Seoul schools, and numbers are going up
[Newsmaker] Stop-motion animation 'Mother Land' stays away from 3D effect for story about nature
Film
Jan 13, 2023
“Mother Land,” South Korea’s first major stop-motion animated film in 45 years, did not use 3D effects in the film to better portray the mother nature story, the film’s director Park Jae-beom told reporters Tuesday. “When I first thought about the storyline of ‘Mother Land,’ it was obvious for me to turn it into a stop-motion animation. Not only because I’m a huge fan of stop-motion animation, but because I wanted to portray a story of mother natur
[Newsmaker] Fallen ancient Buddha statue to be put upright by 2025
Culture
Jan 12, 2023
A 1,300-year-old rock-carved Buddha statue in Gyeongju’s Namsan, discovered with its face down a mere 5 centimeters away from a giant rock, is to be reerected, the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism announced Wednesday. The Jogye Order announced the Maaebul restoration project during its New Year’s press conference held at the Korean Buddhism History and Culture Memorial Hall in Jongno, central Seoul, on Wednesday. "The Buddha (statue) spent a thousand years lying face down, to bear
[Newsmaker] After 'giant' interest rate hikes, are savers better off?
Money
Jan 11, 2023
Tough conditions mean high interest rates advertised for savings accounts are often a mirage
[Newsmaker] South Korea’s most infamous serial killers
Social affairs
Jan 10, 2023
Recently, the possibility police discovered a new serial killer sent shock waves across South Korea. Lee Ki-young, who was arrested late last month for the murder of a taxi driver and his ex-girlfriend, will undergo an extensive investigation into additional DNA found inside his home. Looking back, South Korea’s history of serial killers is still considered for its hateful brutality and aggression. Here are three of Korea’s most notorious serial killers: 1. Lee Choon-jae, the &l
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[Exclusive] Korean adoptee sisters meet for the first time in 39 years
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Signs point to N. Korean troops in Russia-Ukraine combat zone
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Two years on, thousands mourn Itaewon tragedy, calling for accountability
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[Herald Interview] K-pop’s 'best years are ahead of us': Spotify’s general manager for Asia Pacific
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