The government announced Tuesday a middle and long-term tax reform plan. The plan would call for a more balanced tax burden between income groups, bringing the tax system up to international standards.. [Mar.23,2005 00:38 KST]

The travel restrictions on Dokdo have been repealed. That makes you curious, and anyone might feel the urge to visit the islets. It seems Japan's making a quarrel over territorial rights has made the .. [Mar.22,2005 07:45 KST]

The March 20 Washington Post report that in order to intensify pressure on North Korea the Bush Administration gave Korea and other Asian nations false information suggesting the North had exported nu.. [Mar.22,2005 07:43 KST]

Last Sunday was a day during which one learned how Korea is not safe from earthquakes. High-rise buildings shook and elevators stopped in Busan, and in Seoul the shaking could be felt as well. An eart.. [Mar.22,2005 07:31 KST]

Coming on the heals of former finance minister Lee Hun-jai’s resignation, National Human Rights Commission of Korea president Choi Young-do has resigned due to suspicions of real estate speculation. T.. [Mar.21,2005 07:41 KST]

Educational officials from Korea and Japan held a joint seminar on responding to Japanese textbook distortions. The Daegu chapter of the Korean Teachers’ Union and Hiroshima Prefecture chapter o.. [Mar.21,2005 02:00 KST]

U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, visiting Korea for the first time since she was appointed, left for China after a busy schedule in which paid President Roh Moo-hyun a courtesy visit an.. [Mar.21,2005 01:58 KST]

The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) has decided to return to tripartite discussions between labor, management and government. It was a decision made with much difficulty, with internal pro.. [Mar.19,2005 03:44 KST]

It has been revealed that Choi Young-do, the president of the National Human Rights Commission of Korea, purchased farmland through his wife, who falsely registered as a resident of the area where the.. [Mar.19,2005 03:42 KST]

Instances of corruption have been uncovered in the dockworkers’ unions of Busan and Incheon. Incheon prosecutors have booked four individuals, including past and present heads of the unions’ organizat.. [Mar.19,2005 03:41 KST]