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[Graphic News] Generational divide at impeachment rallies stronger among women
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100 Food Challenge: A guide to conquering Korean cuisine
SK hynix secures $458m subsidy for US advanced chip packaging facility
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Actor Kim Tae-ri to showcase hanbok on Times Square billboard on Christmas Eve
Seoul Facilities Corporation to host ‘Winter Land’ festival
KB Kookmin Card obtains merger nod for Cambodian subsidiaries
GOT7 to return as full group after 3 years
Hyundai Motor Group donates W35b to help people in need
National Assembly’s impeachment committee readies for 1st hearing next week
Arrest warrant requested for military intelligence commander
N. Korea's flood victims brought to Pyongyang write letters of thanks to leader Kim
Vincent van Gogh's exhibition in Seoul explores his decade-long career
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KEPCO decides to freeze electricity rate for Q1 of 2022
Economy
Dec 20, 2021
South Korea's state power firm Korea Electric Power Corp. (KEPCO) said Monday it will freeze the country's electricity rates in the first quarter of 2022 amid rising inflation. KEPCO said it has decided to set the adjusted unit fuel cost at zero won per kilowatt-hour for the January-March period of next year, the same as that three months earlier. Late last year, KEPCO adopted a flexible electr...
Bank holding firms' 2021 dividends expected to hit new high on bumper profits
Economy
Dec 20, 2021
Dividends by South Korea's four major financial holding firms are expected to hit an all-time high in 2021 as they have decided to return more of their bumper profits to shareholders, sources said Monday. The combined dividend payout of the four is likely to reach around 3.83 trillion won ($3.23 billion) this year, according to the sources and an estimate by Yonhap Infomax, the financial news ar...
[Andrew Sheng] We need a global summit on inequality
Viewpoints
Dec 20, 2021
Income and wealth inequality is unjust, and yet the world continues to tolerate rising injustices, the most recent being inequalities in vaccine distribution. French political economist Thomas Piketty and his colleagues at the World Inequality Lab have just published the World Inequality Report 2022, a real goldmine in data and insights on global inequalities. I found at least three nuggets insi...
[Lee In-hyun] Do you know Mr. John Williams?
Viewpoints
Dec 20, 2021
When I was little, I frequently watched the movie “Home Alone” during the holiday season. The movie became a must-see for the holiday, just as “The Nutcracker” is an essential Christmastime performance. Although I watched “Home Alone” every year, it never got old. I cannot imagine spending Christmas without it. When I was a graduate student in Boston, I was approached by my friend who asked me a...
[Michael Khodarkovsky] Russia is repeating same old pattern
Viewpoints
Dec 20, 2021
This year marks the 300-year anniversary of Peter the Great’s declaration of himself as emperor and Russia as an empire. But it also marks another important date: 30 years since the dissolution of the Soviet Union in December 1991. In Vladimir Putin’s Russia, the first is a cause for celebration, the second for regret. During his two decades in power, Putin has spared no effort dismantling Russia...
[Editorial] Rules for financial support
Editorial
Dec 20, 2021
The government announced Friday it would offer additional financial support to small businesses and self-employed people to minimize their damages due to a new set of social distancing rules that took effect from Saturday. Under the new rules, up to four people are allowed to meet for private gatherings and businesses will be subject to a curfew of 9 p.m. or 10 p.m. Those who are fully vaccinate...
France to make it easier for citizens to take mother's family name
World News
Dec 19, 2021
France will make it easier for citizens to take their mother's name once they are adults, Justice Minister Eric Dupond-Moretti said on Sunday. He said the government would support a bill proposed by ruling LREM party lawmaker Patrick Vignal to allow children, when they turn 18, to easily change their family name through a simple procedure at the local town hall. French citizens will be free to ...
Typhoon deaths in Philippines top 100, mayors plead for food
World News
Dec 19, 2021
The governor of an island province in the central Philippines said Sunday at least 72 people died in the devastation wrought by Typhoon Rai in more than half of the towns that managed to contact him, bringing the death toll in the strongest typhoon to batter the country this year to at least 146. Gov. Arthur Yap of Bohol province said 10 others were missing and 13 injured, and suggested the fata...
Germany tightens travel restrictions on UK
World News
Dec 19, 2021
Germany is tightening travel restrictions for people coming from Britain in response to the rapid spread of the omicron variant there. The country's national disease control center, the Robert Koch Institute, added Britain to its list of “virus variant areas” late Saturday. This means anyone traveling from the U.K. to Germany must enter a mandatory quarantine for 14 days, regardless of vaccinati...
First female director’s failed journey a story of inspiration, says actor Lee So-yeon
Theater
Dec 19, 2021
Indeed, as an artist pursuing her own dream, Lee can empathize with much of Park’s experience. “The hardships that Park experienced as a filmmaker will likely resonate with the experiences of many in this generation including me, which is why I hope this show gives both women and men both comfort and courage.” Lee said. This production, the brainchild of a 20-year collaboration between director...
IMM takes 41% stake in GS Power for W1.1tr
Industry
Dec 19, 2021
Local investment house IMM Investment has acquired a 41 percent stake in GS Power, a subsidiary owned by GS Energy, an energy arm of GS Group, for 1.1 trillion won ($926 million), officials said Friday. GS Energy will maintain a 51 percent majority, after selling 3,136 shares totaling 1.1 trillion won. Last year, GS Energy bought back the 50 percent stake it sold to a local consortium of banks i...
Market winners and losers in 2021: Fintech soars while drugmakers suffer
Markets
Dec 19, 2021
In 2021, South Korea’s two biggest financial technology firms, Naver and Kakao, saw their market capitalization expand on-year, while drugmakers faced a dip in market value. As of last week, Naver, the country’s largest internet portal, had seen a 36 percent jump in its market cap at 63 trillion won ($53 billion), while the market value for Kakao, which runs the country’s largest messenger app f...
Omicron, a pandemic silver lining?
Social affairs
Dec 19, 2021
By Kim Arin ( arin@heraldcorp.com )
Military reports 27 more COVID-19 cases
Defense
Dec 19, 2021
South Korea's military on Sunday reported 27 additional COVID-19 cases, with all of them being breakthrough infections, raising the total caseload among its personnel to 2,933. Of the new cases, 22 are from the Army, two from units under the direct control of the defense ministry, one from the Navy, one from the Marine Corps and one from the Air Force, officials said. Currently, 343 military pe...
Ministry reveals names of non-custodial parents rejecting child support
Social affairs
Dec 19, 2021
The government on Sunday released the personal details of two non-custodial parents who have failed to pay child support for the first time since a related law revision came into effect in July. The Ministry of Gender Equality and Family said it has disclosed the personal information of two separate obligors of child support who failed to provide the expenses ordered by the court, on its website...
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