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Number of int'l flight passengers up 10% this year despite hikes in oil prices
The Number Of International Flight Passengers Using Korean Airports Rose Around 10 Percent In The January August Period From A Year Earlier Despite A Sharp R
'I feel sorry toward my parents': Youth job market remains a needle's eye
Koo 28 Who Works On A Contract Basis At A Large Company Is Growing Anxious As The End Of His Contract Approaches Since His Position Does Not Offer The Possib
8 in 10 Korean social media users want AI content labels, citing distrust
More Than Eight In 10 Social Media Users In Korea Said Artificial Intelligence Ai Generated Content And Advertisements Should Be Clearly Labeled Reflecting G
At Insa Historic Sites Museum, heritage is preserved through destruction
Some Of The World S Oldest Extant Movable Metal Type Is On Display At A New Museum In Central Seoul And Entry Is Free Of Charge For Anyone Who Wants To See I
Undercover investigations by police into digital sex crimes more than triple this year
The Number Of Undercover Investigations Conducted By The Police Has More Than Tripled This Year From A Year Earlier Data Showed Sunday As Korea Continues To
Interview'Korea's demographic crisis rooted in changing family values': Global Peace Foundation head
Korea Will Not Reverse Its Demographic Decline Simply By Spending More On Policy Measures According To Hyun Jin Preston Moon Founder And Chairman Of The Glob
Top investigator downplays concerns of expanded police role from prosecution reform
A Senior Police Officer On Monday Downplayed Concerns That The Police Would Be Given Excessive Authority Due To The Planned Prosecution Reform Citing The Est
Int'l tribunal dismisses Iranian investor's $566 mil. claim against Seoul
An International Arbitration Body Has Dismissed A 770 Billion Won 566 Million Damages Claim By An Iranian Investor Against Seoul In A Case Stemming From A Fa
Classrooms in Korea try building connections through snacks, dance
The Ministry Of Education On Wednesday Launched A Six Month National Campaign Aimed At Reshaping School Culture Today More Than 210 000 Students Enrolled In
Publishing industry lays down AI rules to counter 'click-to-publish' books
One Of South Korea S Two Major Publishing Organizations Has Announced A Set Of Principles For The Use Of Artificial Intelligence Ai Seeking To Address Mass P
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