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[Graphic News] Incidence of early puberty up 42.3% in 5 years

The incidence of premature puberty has increased in the past five years in South Korea, according to the National Health Insurance Corp. The number of children who reached puberty too early stood ...

May 22, 2019
Social affairs
[Graphic News] EU election

About 400 million Europeans from 28 countries will head to the polls May 23-26 to choose lawmakers to represent them at the European Parliament for the next five years. Voters in each EU nation ch...

May 21, 2019
World News
[Graphic News] China may not be the most populous country by 2024

Currently, China with a population of 1.41 billion and India with 1.34 billion remain the two most populous countries, comprising 19 percent and 18 percent of the total global population, respective...

May 20, 2019
World News
[Graphic News] US world’s top crude oil producer

The United States became the world’s top crude oil producer in 2017, surpassing Russia and Saudi Arabia, according to the International Energy Agency. The US produced 14.3 percent of the world’s oil...

May 19, 2019
World Business
[Graphic News] Korea had 32.5m pay TV subscribers in 2018: ICT Ministry

The average number of pay TV subscribers in South Korea stood at 32.5 million last year, data from the Ministry of Science and ICT showed. That number - which includes people who paid for satellit...

May 16, 2019
Business
[Graphic News] Iceland tops list on children’s rights

Iceland ranked No. 1 on this year’s KidsRights Index, followed by Portugal, Switzerland, Finland and Germany. The annual list, compiled in cooperation with the Erasmus School of Economics in Rotte...

May 15, 2019
World
[Graphic News] US military spending up for first time in 7 years

US military spending has risen for the first time in seven years, reflecting Trump administration policy, according to a new report released by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. ...

May 14, 2019
World
[Graphic News] Dementia increasing in Korea

More than 1 in 10 senior citizens in South Korea suffer from dementia, data showed. According to the data from the National Institute of Dementia, 748,945 South Koreans aged 65 and above suffered ...

May 13, 2019
Health
[Graphic News] Seoul’s humanitarian aid to Pyongyang

The Moon Jae-in administration announced that it will soon initiate the procedure for providing food aid to North Korea. The South Korean government has not sent any direct humanitarian aid to the i...

May 12, 2019
North Korea
[Graphic News] Filipinos spend most time on social media in Asia

Filipinos spend the greatest amount of time on social media among Asians, closely followed by Indonesians, Thais and Malaysians, according to Global Digital 2019 reports from We Are Social and Hoots...

May 9, 2019
World News
[Graphic News] Higher proportion of long-term marriage immigrants, naturalized citizens last year

The proportion of marriage immigrants and naturalized citizens who have lived in South Korea for more than 10 years rose last year from three years earlier, a survey showed. According to the poll ...

May 8, 2019
Social affairs
[Graphic News] Cancer is No. 1 cause of death in S. Korea

The death rate from cancer in South Korea has been on the rise every year, according to the Korea Insurance Development Institute. The number of life insurance subscribers who died of cancer incre...

May 7, 2019
Health
[Graphic News] S. Koreans in 50s most aggressive in cryptocurrency investment

South Koreans in their 50s were the most aggressive investors in digital currencies last year, a survey showed, with experts calling for a more cautious approach to the volatile investment destinati...

May 6, 2019
Business
[Graphic News] Cases of lost, mishandled air luggage rose worldwide in 2018

Air passengers had to grapple with more incidents of luggage mishaps in 2018, with those in Europe faring far worse than Asia or North America, according to data. For every 1,000 passengers, there...

May 2, 2019
World News
[Graphic News] Singapore's PM ranks world’s highest-paid leader

The prime minister of Singapore is the highest-paid leader in the world, according to USA Today. Lee Hsien Loong receives $1,610,000 in a year. He‘s followed by the chief executive of Hong Kong, Car...

May 1, 2019
World Business

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