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South Korean tobacco companies oppose new warning stickersSocial affairsApr 3, 2016South Korean tobacco-makers and retailers expressed their opposition to the Health Ministry’s new antismoking policies, which require all firms to fix health-warning illustrations on their cigarette... -
Number of Catholic baptisms in S. Korea decreased last yearSocial affairsMar 30, 2016The number of baptisms in the Catholic church declined last year although the overall Catholic population rose slightly in South Korea, the local Catholic church said Wednesday. According to the sta...
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Maoist rebels kill 7 Indian paramilitary soldiersInternationalMar 30, 2016PATNA, India (AP) -- Maoist rebels killed at least seven Indian paramilitary soldiers by blowing up their armored vehicle Wednesday in central India, police said. The insurgents detonated a roadside...
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South Koreans still struggle with idea of child support코리아 헤럴드Mar 20, 2016Park Eun-jeong (not her real name), a single mother of two, suffered a car accident just seven months after her divorce back in 2014. Her husband had agreed to wire 800,000 won ($688) monthly for chi... -
South Korean gender minister advocates children’s rights at U.N.Social affairsMar 16, 2016South Korea’s Gender Minister Kang Eun-hee expressed Seoul’s determination and “achievements” in eradicating violence against women and children at a United Nations meeting in New York on Tuesday, ev... -
Most Koreans against hospitals admitting AIDS patientsSocial affairsMar 11, 2016More than 95 percent of South Koreans are against the Health Ministry‘s decision to bar geriatric hospitals from rejecting AIDS patients, the Korean Association of Geriatric Hospitals claimed Friday,... -
Couple arrested for abusing 2-month-old daughter in South KoreaSocial affairsMar 10, 2016Police on Thursday arrested a couple in their 20s who are suspected of letting their 2-month-old daughter die by not taking her to the hospital after she suffered an injury at their home in Bucheon, ...
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Young naturalized Koreans struggle to fit inSocial affairsMar 9, 2016More than 30 percent of foreign-born South Koreans aged 15-24 are not in school and out of work, while for 58.3 percent of them, their parents had divorced before they moved to South Korea, a report ... -
Single moms denied parental allowance in South KoreaSocial affairsMar 8, 2016Han Min-ji (not her real name), a single mother in her late 30s, gave birth to her fourth child in January. She had three children from her previous marriage and had broken up with the newborn’s fat... -
80% of Korean cancer patients keep pregnanciesSocial affairsMar 7, 2016Nearly 80 percent of Korean women who were diagnosed with cancer while pregnant between 1995 and 2013 chose to continue with their pregnancies, a study by Samsung Medical Center showed Monday. The ... -
Austrian conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt dies at 86InternationalMar 6, 2016VIENNA, (AFP) -- Celebrated Austrian conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt, considered to be the "pope" of the Baroque music revival, died Saturday aged 86, his family announced via the APA news agency. "N...
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Pope calls nuns killed in Yemen modern-day martyrsInternationalMar 6, 2016VATICAN CITY (AP) -- Pope Francis says the four nuns killed in an attack on a home for the elderly in Yemen are modern-day martyrs and victims of indifference. Francis told the faithful Sunday that ...
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China cuts 2016 growth target to 6.5-7%Mar 6, 2016China on Saturday cut its growth target for this year to a range of 6.5 to seven percent, as the world's second-largest economy faces a litany of challenges from overcapacity to weak trade. The coun...
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S. Korean Jang Ha-na picks up 2nd LPGA win of season in SingaporeMore sportsMar 6, 2016South Korean Jang Ha-na picked up her second LPGA Tour win of the season in Singapore on Sunday. Jang cruised to a four-stroke victory at HSBC Women's Champions at Sentosa Golf Club's Serapong Cours...
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Between rate cut and pause, BOK to weigh optionsMar 6, 2016Economists were evenly divided Sunday on whether the Bank of Korea would slash interest rates to a fresh low this week, ending an eight-month pause in the monetary easing cycle. But regardless of w...
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