News Focus: CENTURY-OLD PALM OIL INDUSTRY STILL BUSY FACING `NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNS`
By Fardah
Conservation controversy in the city's capillaries
SEOUL, Oct. 22 (Yonhap) -- Once a sleepy neighborhood of slowly disappearing
traditional Korean houses, Seoul's historic neighborhood of Bukchon is now one of
Injustice to sea gypsies in Thailand's Andaman coastal provinces
In Thailand's six southern Andaman coastal provinces reside 30 communities of over 10,000 of the so-called sea gypsies, who have now become prisoners in their own homeland, despite being original i
Twitter's temptation continues in South Korea
SEOUL, Oct. 20 (Yonhap) -- When superstar South Korean figure skater Kim Yu-na
ended her three-year partnership with her Canadian coach, Brian Orser, in August,
(Yonhap Editorial) Lax management at public corporations needs bold reforms
SEOUL, Oct. 18 (Yonhap) -- The National Assembly's audit of public corporations
shows excessively lax management and high moral hazard at public firms. The scale
IS ASEAN COMMUNITY SLOWLY TAKING SHAPE?
By M.Santhiran
FOCUS: N. Korea seeks flexible approach from Japan for better ties+
PYONGYANG, Oct. 12 Kyodo -
A call by a senior North Korean official for Japan to take a flexible approach
Yonhap Interview) S. Africa's atomic energy sector open for Korean companies: deputy president
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By Tony Chang
SEOUL, Oct. 10 (Yonhap) -- South African Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe
(News Focus) Global currency wars feared to hurt Korean economy
By Kim Soo-yeon
SEOUL, Oct. 8 (Yonhap) -- Simmering currency wars among the world's major
economies are feared to add upward pressure on the Korean currency, raising
