- Did Kim Jong-un's Brother Mastermind Jang's Ouster?
- The man who orchestrated the ouster of North Korean eminence grise Jang Song-taek may have been leader Kim Jong-un's low-profile older brother Jong-chol, an expert here claimed Monday. >> Full Text
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- Jang Song-taek Crony 'Defects to China'
- A senior North Korean official who oversaw eminence grise Jang Song-taek’s and leader Kim Jong-un's private coffers is believed to have fled to China. The official is rumored to have fled North Korea in September or October for reasons that remain unclear. It is unknown whether he sought asylum in China or is heading elsewhere. >> Full Text
- 96% of Teenagers Swear All the Time
- Ninety-six percent of teenagers in Korea curse and swear every day, according to a poll by Hankook Research. More than half, or 54.7 percent of the youngsters surveyed said their peer group use language had the most profound effect on their own. >> Full Text
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Women bundle up against the cold and rain at a university in Seoul on Monday.
Models show Christmas cards in a store in Seoul on Monday.
Actress Han Ji-min smiles at a press event for her new film in Seoul on Monday.
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