- How N.Korean Diplomat Was Seduced by the West
- A ranking North Korean diplomat in London who recently defected to Seoul was at least partly motivated by his son, who went to an ordinary day school in the U.K., the Guardian reported. >> Full Text
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- Korea Becomes Ripe Market for One-Price Shops
- The prolonged economic slump has boosted the dollar store business, but now it is evolving into more stylish design and relatively durable goods that appeal to young people on a tight budget. The Korean market for low-priced household products will grow to W4 trillion in two or three years. >> Full Text
- Heat Wave to Ease Next Week
- Korea's record heat wave is finally on the way to easing from this weekend. According to the Korea Meteorological Administration, temperatures still hovered over 34 degrees Celsius across the country on Thursday. And the scorching heat will persist on Friday and Saturday. >> Full Text
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Young Koreans Embrace Dating Apps
5 Million Households Face Punitive Power Charges
Korean Movies Prove Box-Office Gold
Global Warming Threatens Rice Crops
The Dos and Don'ts of Preventing Mosquito Bites
Korea Suffers Brain Drain
Korean Women Grew 20 cm Over Past Century
Record Numbers Preparing for Public-Sector Jobs
Young Jobseekers Complain of Invasive Questioning
End of Adultery Law Boosts Private Snoops
More Kindergartens Cater to Ever Fewer Kids
Korean Youngsters Have Stars in Their Eyes
Children smile with their dairies in an elementary school in Seoul on Thursday, the first day after the summer vacation.
Rhythmic gymnast Son Yeon-jae practices in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Wednesday. /Yonhap
Park Bo-gum and Kim You-jung pose at a press junket for their new TV series in Seoul on Thursday.
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