- N.Korea Recalls Students from China
- Nervous North Korean authorities are recalling students from China following the defections of workers from a North Korean restaurant in Ningbo, Radio Free Asia reported Tuesday citing local sources. >> Full Text
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- Singles Turn to Houseplants for Comfort
- A growing number of singles have only their houseplants for company because they cost less and require less attention than cats or dogs. According to online shopping site 11st, sales of cactuses rose 17 percent in the first quarter compared to the same period of 2015. Sales of hydroponic plants grew 22 percent. >> Full Text
- Korea's Tallest Tower Embodies Industrial Malaise
- The observation deck atop the new Lotte World Tower in southern Seoul was completed last month, and now Seoul boasts the world's fifth-tallest structure at 555 m. But the truth is that the tower was built without any Korean technology whatsoever. >> Full Text
- Party Congress to Highlight N.Korean Isolation
- Troops Practice Amphibious Tank Landing
- S.Korea, U.S., Japan Warn of Tougher Sanctions Against N.Korea
- Interest Rates Frozen for 10th Straight Month
- NASA to Monitor Air Pollution in Korea
- Korean Archery Team for Rio Olympics Selected
- Nissan Rolls Out New Midsize Sedan
- Hyundai, Cisco Team Up to Develop Self-Driving Car
HIGHLIGHTS
Pyongyang Spruces Up Subway
Court Upholds Ban on Plastic Surgeon in Singer's Death
Women Prefer Loafers Over Heels
Most Workers Say Smartphones Add to Office Hassle
Irregular Hours, White Light Damage Sleep
'Descendants of the Sun' Ends on a Massive High
Disaffection Growing Among N.Korea's Elite
Middle-Aged Become More Style-Conscious
Marriages Dwindle to Record Low
Chinese Appliance Makers Launch Major Offensive
Fewer Women Stay at Home
Young Koreans Change Names to Land Jobs
Workers pick tea leaves in Boseong, South Jeolla Province on Tuesday.
Kim Go-eun and Min-ho pose at a press junket for their new film in Seoul on Tuesday.
Hye-ri of Girls Day waves at a press junket for her new TV series in Seoul on Tueday.
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