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Korea, China and four other countries avoid being labele HEADLINE 1 The Ministry of Education said it will reveal the list of private kindergartens found to have committed irregularities and that it will strengthen measures against such places. HEADLINE 2 The Bank of Korea freezes key interest rate at 1.5%. HEADLINE 3 Korea, China and four other countries avoid being labeled currency manipulators by the U.S. HEADLINE 4 U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May ..
Major Korean conglomerates are using 'blind recruitment' in various forms to avoid querying applicants about their personal background including schools or physical condition Major Korean conglomerates are using 'blind recruitment' in various forms to avoid querying applicants about their personal background including schools or physical condition. Some firms, however, are doctoring the procedure to put their own spin on it. One example include a so-called 'Biking Challenge' to select talented people based on their capabilities rather than the regular job specificati..
South Korea has allowed a group of Yemeni asylum seekers to remain temporarily in the country but refused them refugee status, South Korea has allowed a group of Yemeni asylum seekers to remain temporarily in the country but refused them refugee status, as it seeks to draw a line under a bitter controversy. The decision to grant humanitarian stay permits, however, risks exacerbating the furore, with both sides of the debate criticizing the move to allow 360 Yemenis to stay in South Korea without official refugee status...
Taxi drivers go on strike in protest of Uber-like carpool service starting today. HEADLINE 1 Taxi drivers go on strike in protest of Uber-like carpool service starting today. HEADLINE 2 Sanitary pads known as “Daily Habit” trigger fresh health scare among S. Korean women. HEADLINE 3 Mourners flocked to a memorial altar at the University of Seoul to pay tribute to the climbers who died in the Himalayas. HEADLINE 4 The death toll from Hurricane Michael in the U.S. continues to ..
Pink Muhly has emerged as this fall’s it thing when it comes to selfies. Pink Muhly has emerged as this fall’s it thing when it comes to selfies. However, due to the plant’s overwhelming popularity, some fields have become trampled. Korea’s obsession with the pink plant started some four years ago, and grew each year. This year, Pink Muhly can be seen in 32 places nationwide. As the plant is not indigenous to Korea, it has to be imported and that leads some experts t..
In a case that could shake up US college admissions, Harvard is said to have deliberately discriminated against Asian students. In a case that could shake up US college admissions, Harvard is said to have deliberately discriminated against Asian students. The trial pits the private Ivy League university against a group calling itself, Students for Fair Admissions. The lawyer for the group homed in on statistical analyses that allegedly show Harvard giving Asian Americans significantly lower ratings for subjective persona..
Officials from South Korea, North Korea and the United Nations have discussed disarming the tensely guarded inter-Korea border Officials from South Korea, North Korea and the United Nations have discussed disarming the tensely guarded inter-Korea border as the two countries look for ways to ratchet down military tensions on the Korean Peninsula. The discussions touched on landmine removal operations that began earlier this month and on details regarding disarming and reducing the number of guards within the Joint Securi..
China reveals its first Mars simulation base set up in the Gobi Desert. HEADLINE 1 The government announces measures to be applied to curb irregularities in private kindergartens. HEADLINE 2 The final results of a review over Yemeni refugees on Jeju Island will be announced today. HEADLINE 3 Concerns are rising over the increase of milk prices in the nation. HEADLINE 4 U.S. Secretary of State arrives in Saudi Arabia to discuss journalist's disappearance. HEADLINE 5 ..

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