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Thu, May 19, 2022 | 17:25
Counterfeit Viagra traffickers thrive in Jongno
A 50-something woman in gaudy makeup takes an elderly man into a dark alley near Jongmyo Park in central Seoul and gives him some blue pills.
National
| 2014-10-10 19:14
Raft of snack bags on protest trip
It has been a week since allegedly deceptive snack packaging was the subject of a unique protest on the Han River, but you might say the underlying topic remains fresh.
National
| 2014-10-03 18:46
Insect fight videos bug animal rights activists
A furious centipede bites off a spider's leg. The spider slowly dies as those who bet on the centipede cheer.
National
| 2014-09-26 17:30
NK reporters must use fax at Asian Games
North Korean reporters covering the Incheon Asian Games will rely on a rather antiquated piece of technology - the fax machine - to send their stories to Pyongyang. The National Security Law (NSL) bans access to North Korean websites; and for the reporters, this makes it impossible to file their stories via the Internet.
2014-09-15 17:52
Students on trips home
Some universities are providing bus services for students on their homecoming trips out of Seoul during the Chuseok holiday.
National
| 2014-09-05 16:55
Feast for ancestors
Hahm to lead next generation of classical music
Yale University professor Hahm Shin-ik, 57, conducted an orchestra consist of some 30 international musicians at the inaugural concert of his orchestra Symphony S.O.N.G. (Symphony Orchestra for the Next Generation) at the Seoul Art Center in southern Seoul, last Saturday.
2014-08-26 18:54
KRNA wins $1 mil. contract from Paraguay
The Korea Rail Network Authority (KRNA) said Monday that it won a ticket to participate in a major project initiated by the government of Paraguay.
Companies
| 2014-08-04 19:52
People in North Korea trapped in famine and pandemic [PHOTOS]
Kim says Chinese permanent residents should be stripped of right to vote in Korea
Anti-LGBTQ sentiment widespread in Korea: survey
South Korea to join US-led Indo-Pacific economic initiative
Protecting Korea's semiconductor leadership
CJ, Ottogi uneasy about Harim's tactics to sell new cooked rice
[INTERVIEW] Yoon's efforts to bolster Korea-US alliance will inevitably disturb China
North Korea asks China, Russia for help amid COVID crisis: reports
Luna debacle casts ripple effect over Korean stocks
Fear of deadliest famine in 1990s haunts North Korea amid national lockdown
People in North Korea trapped in famine and pandemic [PHOTOS]