THU, March 13, 2014, (KST)
- V-League: KEPCO vs. Woori Card
- KBL: ET Land vs. KT
- Champions League: Barcelona looks to put away Man City in 2nd leg of round ...
- Int'l Football: Cristiano Ronaldo beats out Lionel Messi as richest footbal...
- Kim Yu-na and Lee Sang-hwa named co-winners of Coca Cola Sports Award
- Prime Talk: Prof. Oh Jin-hwan on Income Inequality
- Dry weather advisories lifted, and shower to continue through tomorrow in s...
- Korea, Japan fail to make progress at vice ministerial-level talks
- Korea pushes to become Northeast Asia's main oil trading hub
- Number of newly hired workers rises at fastest pace in 12 years in Feb.
- World News 1 - Malaysia Update Package Intro
- U.S. senator accuses CIA of spying on Congress
- Chile's first female president sworn in for 2nd term
- Medical community agrees to hold talks with gov't
- Ukraine posts troops along Crimea border
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Korea, Japan fail to make progress at vice ministerial-level talks
After three hours of talks in Seoul on Wednesday, the vice foreign ministers from South Korea and Japan failed to make much progress on improving their frayed ties. South Korean Vice Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yong stressed that Japan should refrain from revising history and work towards resto...
Korea pushes to become Northeast Asia's main oil trading hub
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Number of newly hired workers rises at fastest pace in 12 years in Feb.
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North Korea uses front companies, embassies to mask weapons trade: UN report
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Medical community agrees to hold talks with gov't
Korea seeks to list "comfort women" documentation on UNESCO Memory of the World Registrar
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Lawmakers urge government to reduce nuclear power reliance on Fukushima anniversary
More than 150 government officials step down to run in June local elections
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Prime Talk: Prof. Oh Jin-hwan on Income Inequality
Google and LG to introduce Nexus 6 with smartwatch this fall
Arts and Culture: Musicals and a Play
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V-League: KEPCO vs. Woori Card
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U.S. senator accuses CIA of spying on Congress
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Dry weather advisories lifted, and shower to continue through tomorrow in some regions
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