| Industrial Nanotech, Inc. Establishes Distribution Network In South Korea For Company’s Award Winning Energy Saving Protective Coatings Industrial Nanotech, Inc. Establishes Distribution Network in South Korea For Company’s Award Winning Energy Saving Protective Coatings Naples, Fla.... | |
| S.korea Tourist Warning Over Russian Race-hate Killings 'groundless' MOSCOW, March 12 (RIA Novosti) - South Korea's decision to officially classify Russia as a dangerous place for its nationals to travel to is "groundless," a source in the Russian Foreign Ministry... |
| <p Class="style15" Style="line-height:120%; Margin-top:0; Margin-bottom:0; Margin-left:0; Margin-right:0;">• Unesco Wants G-20 To Discuss Education For African Children</p> By Kim Se-jeong Staff Reporter Chun Taeck-soo, secretary general of the Korean National Commission for UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization), urged the... |
| The Food Situation In North Korea Appears To Be Worsening This Year. By Kim Se-jeong Staff Reporter The food situation in North Korea appears to be worsening this year. According to the Good Friends, an international non-governmental organization dedicated to... |
| <u><span Class="style11">[exclusive] Usfk Deploys New Jets For Precision Strikes</span></u> By Jung Sung-ki Staff Reporter A U.S. Air Force squadron in South Korea has deployed three new A-10 ground attack jet aircraft capable of carrying precisionguided bombs, which can be used to... |
| <span Class="style3">chung Joon-yang, Left, Chairman Of Steelmaker Posco ... </span> Childcare center: Chung Joon-yang, left, chairman of steelmaker POSCO, reads a book to children at the company’s on-site childcare center, which opened Friday, at the POSCO headquarters in southern... |
| <span Class="style3">ahn Jae-hong, Third From Left, Ceo Of Mirae Asset Spac... </span> Mirae Asset SPAC: Ahn Jae-hong, third from left, CEO of Mirae Asset SPAC (special-purpose acquisition company), poses with Mirae Asset Securities CEO Choi Hyun-man, left, and executives of local... |
| Senior U.s. Official Handling N. Korea Sanctions Visits S. Korea+ SEOUL, March 12 (AP) - (Kyodo)A senior U.S. official in charge of financial sanctions on North Korea has been in South Korea this week for talks with South Korean officials on North Korea and... |
| South Korea, Nz Freeze Key Interest Rate SEOUL/WELLINGTON -- South Korea's central bank Thursday froze the key interest rate at a record low 2.0 percent for a 13th successive month amid uncertainty about the economy at home and... |
| <span Class="style3">korean Doctors Flocking To Us </span> By Jane Han Staff Reporter Kim, a 31-year-old resident physician at a Seoul hospital, has had to give up his dream for now ― not the dream of becoming a specialist, but to pass the test that... |
| <span Class="style3">seoul Needs Romantic 'storytelling' To Be Attractive City </span> By Kwon Mee-yoo Staff Reporter Rolf Jensen, 66, the chief imagination officer of Dream Company, says that Seoul needs "stories to tell" in order to make it a global city where people of the world... |
| <span Class="style3">park Scores In 4-0 Win Over Milan </span> By Kang Seung-woo Staff Reporter Park Ji-sung scored a goal in a 4-0 drubbing of AC Milan in the second leg of the Champions League Thursday (KST) at home as Manchester United marched into the... |
| <span Class="style3">arrest Warrant Sought For Busan Murder Suspect </span> By Park Si-soo Staff Reporter Prosecutors will file a request Friday for an arrest warrant for Kim Kil-tae who is suspected of kidnapping, raping and killing a 13-year-old middle school girl in... |
| <span Class="style3">samsung Tycoon World’s 100th Richest </span> By Kim Tae-gyu Staff Reporter Lee Kun-hee, erstwhile chairman at Samsung Group, was ranked as the world's 100th richest person in 2010, 100 years after his father and Samsung founder Lee... |
| <span Class="style3">ven. Beop Jeong Passes Away At 78 </span> By Han Sang-hee Staff Reporter Ven. Beop Jeong, one of the most respected Buddhist leaders in Korea, passed away Thursday at Gilsang Temple in Seoul. He was 78. Ven. Beop had suffered from... |
| <span Class="style3">[hs] Seoul Typography New Tool Of Design </span> Visitors look at works of art on display at the “Let’s Meet New Seoul Typography” exhibition Feb. 25. The event is showing designs and artworks based on newly made calligraphic fonts... |
| Seeing The Market Through A New Lens This is largely due to the nature of its products. A long-standing global player in the optical and optoelectronics industry, Carl Zeiss has manufactured basic industrial products including... |
| Hyundai E&c Sees Rally On News Of Turkey Deal In particular, the stock price of Hyundai Engineering and Construction could continue to rally on the growing expectation that it may win a deal to construct nuclear power plants for export to other... |
| Fki Announces Job Policy Committee The Federation of Korean Industries, a local business advocacy group, launched a committee yesterday to develop strategies to create 3 million jobs as a contribution to government efforts to fight... |
| Ex-iaea Head Speaks At Nuclear Forum Mohamed ElBaradei, delivering the keynote at the Summit of Honor on Atoms for Peace and Environment (Shape) in Seoul, noted that only a handful of countries such as the United States regulate the... |
| Teen Victim Might Have Been Saved, Source Says An autopsy performed at the Institute of Forensic Medicine at Pusan National University showed that Lee Yu-ri probably died between March 2 and March 4, meaning that she was alive for more than a... |
| Drill Under Way To Remove Wmds An American general has revealed for the first time that an American unit is running a joint military drill with South Korean forces to train for the elimination of weapons of mass destruction in... |
| Police May Reveal Faces Of Suspects In Vicious Crimes As the public demanded to see the face of a man suspected of a heinous crime, police said yesterday that they will devise internal guidelines about releasing photographs of certain suspects from now... |
| Russia Mixes Its Messages Over Stabbing Arrests The Russian Embassy in Seoul insisted yesterday that police in Moscow arrested two suspects in the recent stabbing of a South Korean student, even after police officials in the Russian capital denied... |
| Light Court Fines May Fuel Illegal Strikes After losing tens of millions of won when a strike forced him to close for 10 days in July 2007, he said a recent court ruling that granted him just 300,000 won ($265) in compensation feels like no... |
| South Korea Leaves Key Interest Rate Unchanged (MENAFN) South Korea's central bank left its key interest rate at a record low Thursday amid international sovereign debt concerns and as the institution prepares for a leadership change, Bloomberg... |
| South Korea Delegation To Israel Seeks Cleantech Collaboration Israel is beginning to acquire standing as a world center for development of renewable energy technologies. A large and high-ranking delegation from South Korea is in the country for a comprehensive,... |
| Golf: Japan, S. Korea To Hold Team Event In Sept.+ TOKYO, March 11 (AP) - (Kyodo)The Japan Golf Tour Organization said Thursday a team event will be held between Japanese and South Korean players in a suburb of Seoul on Sept. 10-12. The... |
| <img Src="/upload/news/100311_p04_nationphoto1.jpg" Width="139" Height="120" Border=0><a></td><td Width="139" Align="center"><a Href="/www/news/nation/2010/03/113_62083.html"><img Src="/upload/news/100309_p01_nphoto1.jpg" Asiana’s Incheon-Ibaraki service: Asiana Airlines launched a new route linking Korea with the Ibaraki airport, northeast of Tokyo, Thursday. Asiana CEO Yoon Young-doo, center in second row, and... |
| <span Class="style3">culture, Sports And Tourism Minister Yu In-chon, Right, ... </span> Sports product exhibition: Culture, Sports and Tourism Minister Yu In-chon, right, and Rep. Ko Heung-gil of the governing Grand National Party, next to Yu, listen to explanations about products... |
| Military Unit On Wmd Participating In S Korea-u.s. Military Drills General Walter Sharp, the top U.S. military commander in Seoul, said an army unit formed to counter weapons of mass destruction (WMD) that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) might... |