- Younger Koreans Value Growth Over Equality
- Koreans in their 20s and 30s are more interested in economic growth than social justice, according to a recent poll by the Ministry of Economy and Finance. The ministry found to its dismay that 42 percent of respondents wanted a society that values growth more than income distribution, whereas only 27 percent answered the other way round.
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- Korea's Blood Reserves Fall to Alarming Levels
- Korea only managed to collect optimum blood reserves on 97 days in 2018, falling below 100 for the first time ever, according to Korean Red Cross data. Korea secured enough blood to last 6.5 days in early 2014, but that fell to 4.1 days this year.
- N.Korea Only Kept 1 Promise to S.Korea
- The inter-Korean summit in Pyongyang a year ago resulted in 17 agreements between the two sides, but North Korea has lived up to just a single one, which was a ground-breaking ceremony to reconnect railways and roads severed by the Korean War.
- OECD Slashes Growth Forecast for Korea Again
- The OECD on Thursday slashed its growth forecast for Korea for this year by 0.3 percentage points to 2.1 percent amid a slowdown in global trade. The forecast is even lower than the government's projection of 2.4-2.5 percent.
PHOTOS & VIDEO CLIPS
- A woman lights the torch for the annual Natioal Sports Festival on Mt. Mani, Ganghwa Island on Sunday.
- Pedestrians struggle against strong wind in Busan on Sunday as typhoon Tapah approaches the southern port city.
- Children draw on a road at a community festival in Seoul on Sunday.
- Lee Sung-kyoung poses at Incheon International Airport on Friday.
- A woman lights the torch for the annual Natioal Sports Festival on Mt. Mani, Ganghwa Island on Sunday.
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