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Wed, April 14, 2021 | 23:49
Miss Korea, now & then: Meet Korea's beauty icons of '70, '07, '18
Miss Korea, now & then: Meet Korea's beauty icons of '70, '07, '18
The nation's first beauty pageant Miss Korea was born out of the ashes of the Korean War in 1957, sponsored by Korean language daily Hankook Ilbo, the sister paper of The Korea Times.
2021-04-13 15:52
Migrant workers living in dire conditions in Korea
Migrant workers living in dire conditions in Korea
In South Korea, the demand for migrant workers is high, especially in rural areas, as most young Koreans avoid harsh and low-paid farm work, gradually emptying the countryside.
2021-03-15 10:39
'Will Biden make 'unhealthy America' great again?': Mick Mulvaney
'Will Biden make 'unhealthy America' great again?': Mick Mulvaney
To get an insider's look at what Trump's presidential legacy will be and what Biden's handling of domestic issues and foreign policy would look like, The Korea Times had a video interview with Mick Mulvaney in collaboration with the American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) in Korea.
2021-03-04 09:11
Meet Korea's disabled but extremely talented models
Meet Korea's disabled but extremely talented models
The fashion industry in Korea is by its nature extremely competitive. Although the industry is slowly moving towards embracing diversity, models with disability in Korea have long been ignored and are still largely left out of marketing and promotion campaigns of big brands.
2021-01-28 14:53
[CEO INTERVIEW] Will we have enough vaccines for COVID-19?
[CEO INTERVIEW] Will we have enough vaccines for COVID-19?
For almost a year, world has been fighting a battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, a truly unprecedented, once-in-a-century health crisis, and while many countries hoped they were past the worst, many, including South Korea, are now grappling with new outbreaks.
2021-01-04 14:55
Korea preparing for post COVID-19 world with social enterprises
Korea preparing for post COVID-19 world with social enterprises
Social enterprises mix business solutions with creative ideas to change lives and better the environment.Some of these enterprises make consumer products by reusing non-recyclable consumer waste, and others help elderly and disadvantaged people to develop and execute entrepreneurial projects.
2020-12-17 18:47
[CEO INTERVIEW] 'Invest in people, they will do remarkable things': PwC US Chairman Tim Ryan
[CEO INTERVIEW] 'Invest in people, they will do remarkable things': PwC US Chairman Tim Ryan
PricewaterhouseCoopers is the world's leading consulting and accounting firm that identifies company value and constructs a roadmap for world leaders as to where their businesses should be heading to through quality assurance tax and advisory service.
2020-11-06 10:40
'My brother is not a defector': Brother of official killed by N. Koreans tells his side of story
'My brother is not a defector': Brother of official killed by N. Koreans tells his side of story
"Before what happened to my brother, I used to take great pride in my country. I strongly believed that the South Korean government would do anything to protect its people under any circumstances." Lee Rae-jin, the older brother of the South Korean official who was shot dead and burned by North Koreans, was filled with resentment when he spoke to the Korea Times.
2020-09-29 21:33
  • Family calls for UN probe into North Korea's killing of South Korean official
  • In letter to Moon, son of slain fishery official demands truth
What happens when China dominates tungsten supply: Almonty Industries
What happens when China dominates tungsten supply: Almonty Industries
This is the first episode of our new series in collaboration with the American Chamber of Commerce in Korea, where we will be taking an inside look into the world of business by exploring a wide range of critical decisions and business strategies faced by chief executives around the world.
2020-09-07 18:08
[Into K-drama] New 2020 lineup to add to your watchlist
[Into K-drama] New 2020 lineup to add to your watchlist
Are you ready to fight massive and dirty corruption, have a romantic fling with Park Bo-gum or Park So-dam, travel in time to solve a murder, and mingle with ghosts?
2020-08-28 11:58
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