SUN, July 27, 2014, (KST)
- China announces live fire drills in East China Sea
- Two-day early voting period for July 30 by-elections comes to close
- Korea's Finance Minister defends planned tax on corporate cash reserves
- Prosecutors launch probe into son of Sewol-ho ferry owner
- Three countries urge UN Security Council to deal with N. Korea's human righ...
- Israel, Hamas agree to 12-hour cease-fire in Gaza
- North Korea threatens to lash out at U.S. on eve of Korean War armistice an...
- Be aware of manhole covers during heavy rain
- Japan logs trade deficit for 24th straight month in June
- U.S accuses Russia of firing on Ukrainian troops
- U.S. dismisses Russia's concerns about deployment of missile defense syst...
- Trade surplus for Korea's automobiles narrows in Q2
- Korea to invest more in robotics industry
- S. Korea urges N. Korea to ease Kaesong entry regulations
- Korea's consumer sentiment worsens in July
Two-day early voting period for July 30 by-elections comes to close
Our top story tonight The two-day early voting period for the July 30th by-elections ended earlier this Saturday evening. Voter turnout was just shy of eight percent 7-point-nine-eight percent to be exact higher than both by-elections last year. The turnout in by-elections is typically...
Israel, Hamas agree to 12-hour cease-fire in Gaza
Three countries urge UN Security Council to deal with N. Korea's human rights violations - report
Korea's Finance Minister defends planned tax on corporate cash reserves
Prosecutors launch probe into son of Sewol-ho ferry owner
North Korea threatens to lash out at U.S. on eve of Korean War armistice anniversary
S. Korea urges N. Korea to ease Kaesong entry regulations
Trade surplus for Korea's automobiles narrows in Q2
Be aware of manhole covers during heavy rain
REEL Talk: Live from PiFan 2014
Ansan-Woori Card Pro Volleyball Cup semi-finals
China announces live fire drills in East China Sea
Showers through Saturday night, mostly sunny on Sunday
