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Kia to suspend one domestic plant in H2 for EV preparations
North Korea satellite launch failure likely caused by ‘unforeseen’ error: lawmaker
NK leader estimated to weigh about 140 kg with significant sleep disorders: spy agency
BTS' J-Hope to work as drill instructor at Army boot camp: sources
Yoon meets with ex-Japanese PM Suga
[Today’s K-pop] SHINee to hold concert after almost 7 years
Police issue 1st order to disperse downtown KCTU rally
College degrees no longer required from foreign instructors for online classes
Kim Jong-un having trouble sleeping, drinking heavily: lawmaker
Embassies keep calm amid false evacuation warnings
[Herald Interview] National Chorus of Korea's artistic director hopes to revive harmony
[From the Scene] In-N-Out opens pop-up in Seoul
Seoul mayor says evacuation alert 'not issued in error'
Daewoo E&C chief meets with Turkmenistan leaders
Seoul shares close lower amid US debt ceiling saga
Seoul shares open higher despite heightened N. Korea tension
[News Focus] NK satellite launch tests renewed security cooperation
People turn to broadcaster alerts
Sirens, alerts unsettle foreign residents in chaotic Seoul morning
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LATEST NEWS
New visa created for foreign spouses
Social affairs
Apr 29, 2011
Immigrants married to Koreans will be granted a new type of visa as early as September to better support their settlement here, officials at the Justice Ministry said Friday. The ministry is also seeking to ease rules on visa issuance for foreign businesspeople to attract more investment and create jobs. The ministry put on public notice a series of revision plans pertaining to the immigration ...
China’s nuke envoy to visit N. Korea
North Korea
Apr 29, 2011
China’s chief nuclear envoy said Friday he plans to visit North Korea to coordinate efforts to revive six-party talks on the North, wrapping up a South Korean visit that coincided with a trip to Pyongyang by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter. Speaking to Yonhap News Agency before departing for China, Wu Dawei, however, said he did not yet have a specific timetable for his visit to North Korea, ...
Needle removed from former President Roh’s lung
Social affairs
Apr 29, 2011
Former President Roh Tae-woo had an acupuncture needle removed from his lung on Thursday, Seoul National University Hospital confirmed Friday. The hospital refused to elaborate on how or when the needle penetrated Roh’s lung, which caused the 78-year-old former state leader to check into the hospital two days earlier. “The 6.5 centimeter-long material had a small part of ‘handle’ which is used ...
Navy gets 2,300-ton frigate
Social affairs
Apr 29, 2011
South Korea on Friday launched a new 2,300-ton frigate that will play a central role in naval operations to deal with security threats including those from North Korea. Under the Frigate Experimental program aimed at replacing aging frigates and corvettes with more advanced warships, the Navy is seeking to secure some 20 2,300-ton or 2,500-ton frigates by around 2020. The frigate Incheon was un...
1 in 4 migrant workers overstays visa
Social affairs
Apr 29, 2011
One out of four foreign workers under the employment permit system whose visa has expired has become an illegal sojourner, the government revealed Friday. Tougher regulations are expected but some experts said it was time to consider guaranteeing permanent residency for some skillful workers. According to the ministries of employment and labor and justice, the number of people whose E-9 visas e...
Hana Daetoo, Wise Asset rapped
Apr 29, 2011
Financial regulators on Thursday issued sanctions against a Korean asset management firm and a brokerage house for incurring huge losses after allegedly making reckless investments in stocks last November. The Financial Supervisory Service held a committee meeting where they fine-tuned the level of penalties they would levy against Wise Asset and Hana Daetoo Securities for their alleged negligen...
STX Group sets sights on seventh-biggest spot
Industry
Apr 29, 2011
DALIAN, China ― STX Group aims to become one of South Korea’s seven largest conglomerates in terms of assets by 2020, the company announced in Dalian on Friday. The business group revealed its “Vision 2020” plan to coincide with the conglomerate’s 10 year anniversary event held in the Chinese city. Among other things, the plan calls for increasing the group’s annual sales to 120 trillion won ($1...
Samsung profit lowest in 7 quarters
Industry
Apr 29, 2011
World’s top memory chipmaker sees tough conditions in coming quarter Samsung Electronics Co. said Friday it logged 2.95 trillion won ($2.7 billion) in net profits for the first quarter of this year amid globally weak demand for flat panels and TVs sets. It is a 33 percent decline from the same period last year and it is the lowest operating profit in seven quarters. Its sales stood at 36.99 tri...
Bomb attack in Morocco tourist cafe kills 15
World News
Apr 29, 2011
Royal wedding apathy matches passion in Britain
World News
Apr 29, 2011
Libya angers Tunisia as war briefly crosses border
World News
Apr 29, 2011
Muslim Brotherhood backs Syria protests
World News
Apr 29, 2011
Microsoft Windows sales slip
World Business
Apr 29, 2011
U.S. economic growth slows, inflation surges
World Business
Apr 29, 2011
[Editorial] Empty slogan
Editorial
Apr 29, 2011
The government is renewing its efforts to advance the service industry. The Ministry of Strategy and Finance has disclosed a new action plan that called for, among other things, a basic law on the promotion of the service industry, the introduction of for-profit hospitals and allowing sales of nonprescription drugs at supermarkets and convenience stores. The renewed push for the service sector i...
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