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- Omicron Infections Surge After Slight Lockdown Relaxation
- Korea saw 7,513 COVID-19 infection cases on Monday morning, hovering around 7,000 for a fourth day and twice as many as on Jan. 16. Daily infections are expected to rise if lockdown restrictions are lifted further because the Omicron variant, which is both more infectious and milder, is becoming the dominant strain.
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- Korea's Property Taxes Among Highest in Developed World
- Korea ranks second in the OECD when it comes to the ratio of property tax to GDP, according to the Paris-based group of rich countries. Korea's ranking has shot up from 11th place in 2016.
- N.Korea Threatens to Resume Nuke, ICBM Tests
- North Korea has threatened to resume nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile tests for the first time in three years and nine months.The threat came after the U.S. defined a series of Pyongyang's recent missile launches as "attacks."
- Hyundai Glovis to Expand Used-Car Business
- Hyundai Glovis plans to launch a used-car brokerage service called Autobell, the company said Thursday. It will link used-car dealers and individual sellers and buyers online.
PHOTOS & VIDEO CLIPS
- Visitors fish in the ice in Chuncheon, Gangwon Province on Sunday.
- Climbers scale an ice wall in Andong, North Gyeongsang Province on Saturday.
- Children bow to their parents in an etiquette class in Daejeon on Saturday.
- Models promote gifts for the Lunar New Year in a department store in Seoul on Sunday.
