Yesterday’s enemies are now joining forces. Former presidential candidate, Lee Hoi-chang of the conservative Liberty Forward Party announced the party’s intentions to provide aid for President Lee. The governing party is facing formidable challenges wit
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With the harsh economic conditions and policies that are consistently back firing during the current administration, President Lee has decided to reform many of his policies and re-adjust the government’s priorities. From a strategic point of view, the p
One of the many tasks of the Ministry of Education is to unarguably lower the costs of private education. For many years a variety of ideas on how to normalize the public education system were suggested without any methods of implementation. Things may fi
According to Strategy Analytics, an American market researcher, Korea has topped a recent world survey on access to high-speed Internet. In Korea, over 95 percent of homes have broadband as of last year. It was followed by Singapore, the Netherlands and D
On June 11, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the H1N1 flu a pandemic, with the number of flu cases nearing 30,000 worldwide. It is the first official pandemic declaration by the WHO in 41 years. The last official pandemic was declared in 1968
People screamed and jumped to cheer for the heroes that will soon face the world in 2010. For the seventh straight time, South Korea’s Red Devils advanced to the World Cup. On June 7, Korea’s players met United Arab Emirates for the Group B qualifier. A
The international community is deeply disturbed by North Korea’s second nuclear test conducted on May 25. The South Korean government also criticized its provocation. President Lee Myung-bak said his administration won’t tolerate such an act. President
On May 23, former president Roh Moo-hyun killed himself by falling down a 45-meter cliff near his home in Bongha Village, Gyeongsangnam-do. He was at the center of a multi-million dollar corruption probe and his family members were involved. Roh’s reputa
On May 14, the Seoul Metropolitan Government announced that it will build 88-kilometer bike lanes in the capital by 2014. The city government will remove parts of existing roads or reduce their width to make the new bike lanes. The bicycle-only lanes will
Swallows are one of the common summer migratory birds that come to Korea around May every year. However, the number of birds returning to the country keeps decreasing. They are called the “messenger of spring” since they visit Korea in late spring, but
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