THU, DEC 12, 2013, (KST)
- Korean govt. takes action against debt problems of public organizations
- NIS reports reform plan to parliamentary committee
- Train services reduced as KORAIL strike enters fourth day
- U.S. officials: Asiana pilot worried about ability to land before crash
- Train services reduced as KORAIL strike enters fourth day
- U.S., Britain suspend non-lethal aid into Syria
- Korea urges Japan to remove Dokdo video clips
- KORAIL strike enters third day
- Samsung faces different court rulings in patent war
- Korea to sell 24 units of T-50IQ to Iraq
- President Park discusses better economic ties with visiting Singaporean PM
- President Park vows full government support for individuals & start-ups wi...
- Pope Francis is Time Magazine's Person of the Year
- Kindergarten battle: Korean parents vie for spot
- Latest from Korea's central bank
NIS reports reform plan to parliamentary committee
The special parliamentary committee to reform the state spy agency resumed work this Thursday and it is currently meeting to discuss a reform plan drafted by the spy agency itself. For more on the meeting today and what's next for the committee, let's now go over to our p...
Train services reduced as KORAIL strike enters fourth day
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President Park discusses better economic ties with visiting Singaporean PM
President Park vows full government support for individuals & start-ups with creative ideas
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President Park vows full government support for individuals & start-ups with creative ideas
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U.S. stocks slide as budget deal boosts expectations of Fed tapering
Hyundai Motor introduces new premium sedan to luxury car market
2013.12.12 Thurs. - Arts & Culture - Part 2 - Grammy nominations
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U.S. considers sanctions against Ukraine
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Heavy snowfall watch extended to Gyeonggi, Gangwon and Chuncheong province
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