WED, DEC 11, 2013, (KST)
- Lawmakers rush to pass dozens of bills on final regular parliamentary session da ...
- Korean govt. takes action against debt problems of public organizations
- Korean govt. takes action against debt problems of public organizations
- Yanukovich ignores protesters, calls for stronger ties with Russia
- Lawmakers rush to pass dozens of bills on final regular parliamentary sess...
- President Park holds summit talks with visiting Singaporean PM
- KORAIL strike enters third day
- Ukraine to restart work on deal with European Union
- World remembers Nelson Mandela at memorial service
- U.S. lawmakers reach agreement on 2-year budget deal
- Additional railway workers stripped from posts
- Tens of thousands bid farewell to Mandela at memorial service
- U.S. lawmakers reach two-year budget deal
- Number of employed in Korea soars by 588,000 in Nov.
- Snowstorm closes federal offices and schools in Mid-Atlantic U.S.
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Korean govt. takes action against debt problems of public organizations
The Korean government is geared up to fight the mounting debt that public organizations face. Unveiling a set of measures on Wednesday designed to bring the debt under control, it said 41 heavily-indebted public organizations will have to reduce their debt levels to 200 percent of their eq...
Yanukovich ignores protesters, calls for stronger ties with Russia
Number of employed in Korea soars by 588,000 in Nov.
Snowstorm closes federal offices and schools in Mid-Atlantic U.S.
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Incheon Intl. Airport picked as world's best: Global Traveler
Government makes efforts to have Jeju haenyeo listed as UNESCO heritage
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Pres. Park says FTAs could open new markets for Korea's argicultural & fisheries sectors
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Foreign banks' customer data leaked
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Hyundai Motor taps premium car market
2013.12.11 Wed. - Arts & Culture - Part 2 - Movie Rankings
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GM appoints Mary Barra as first female CEO
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Heavy snowfall watch in Chungcheong and Jeju
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