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11 areas designated as special disaster zones after last month's snowfall

The government on Wednesday designated 11 areas across the country that suffered serious damage from last month's snowfall as special disaster zones eligible for state support.

Dec 18, 2024By Yonhap
11 areas designated as special disaster zones after last month's snowfall

Cyberattacks using generative AI technology expected to increase next year: report

Cyberattacks utilizing generative artificial intelligence technology as a tool are expected to grow next year, a government report showed Wednesday.

Dec 18, 2024By Yonhap
Cyberattacks using generative AI technology expected to increase next year: report

Parental leave declines for 1st time in 2023 amid falling marriages, childbirths

The number of Korean workers taking parental leave fell for the first time in 2023, reflecting a broader decline in marriages and childbirths, data showed Wednesday.

Dec 18, 2024By Yonhap
Parental leave declines for 1st time in 2023 amid falling marriages, childbirths

Banner criticizing Yoon, ruling party in Daegu goes viral

A banner in Daegu expressing frustration with President Yoon Suk Yeol and the ruling People Power Party (PPP) gained significant attention online, sparking discussions about shifting political sentiment in the traditionally conservative stronghold.

Dec 18, 2024By KTimes
Banner criticizing Yoon, ruling party in Daegu goes viral

Dozens of troops involved in martial law incident classified as 'at risk' for mental health issues

Dozens of soldiers deployed to the National Assembly during the Dec. 3 martial law declaration have been classified as part of a “mental health risk group,” raising concerns regarding post-traumatic stress and emotional distress.

Dec 18, 2024By KTimes
Dozens of troops involved in martial law incident classified as 'at risk' for mental health issues

Where were young men in impeachment rallies?

While young Korean women have received local and global attention over the last two weeks for their overwhelming presence at the recent protests to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol and their contributions to turning political demonstrations more festive and colorful, data showed that men of the same age group have been least active amid the political turmoil.

Dec 17, 2024By Lee Hae-rin
Where were young men in impeachment rallies?

Foreign workers in Korea hit 1 mil. mark for 1st time

The number of foreign nationals working in Korea has reached a record high, surpassing the 1 million mark for the first time, with a majority of them employed at small and medium-sized enterprises, data showed Tuesday.

Dec 17, 2024By Yonhap
Foreign workers in Korea hit 1 mil. mark for 1st time

Foreign worker's video exposes harsh conditions, highlights migrant labor issues

A Cambodian migrant worker who worked on a farm in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, shared a harrowing account of her living conditions during last month’s record snowfall in a video shared via social media.

Dec 17, 2024By KTimes
Foreign worker's video exposes harsh conditions, highlights migrant labor issues

Builders' sales increase for 3rd year to surpass record high $353 bil. in 2023

Sales by Korean construction companies rose for the third consecutive year in 2023, driven by an industry recovery following the pandemic, government data showed Tuesday.

Dec 17, 2024By Yonhap
Builders' sales increase for 3rd year to surpass record high $353 bil. in 2023

Can citizens win damages for psychological harm from Yoon's martial law imposition?

Over 10,000 citizens are pursuing a class action damages lawsuit against President Yoon Suk Yeol, seeking compensation, saying Yoon caused psychological harm by declaring unlawful martial law that restricted their fundamental rights.

Dec 17, 2024By KTimes
Can citizens win damages for psychological harm from Yoon's martial law imposition?
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