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The Korea Herald
WEBGlobal Insight. The Korea Herald is South Korea’s largest English-language daily and the country’s sole member of the Asia News Network (ANN).
The Korea Herald
WEBGlobal Insight. The Korea Herald is South Korea’s largest English-language daily and the country’s sole member of the Asia News Network (ANN).
A closer look into Korea’s suicide statistics - The Korea Herald
WEBPublished : Dec. 26, 2023 - 16:26. It is no longer news that South Korea has a high suicide rate. With 25.2 deaths per 100,000 people in 2022, the country topped the 38-member Organization for ...
Getting a COVID-19 vaccine in Korea: What’s the deal for foreigners?
WEBMay 28, 2021 · The KDCA runs a 24-hour hotline that takes vaccine- and other COVID-19-related inquiries. It also offers interpretation services. Korea on Thursday administered 711,194 doses of vaccines either ...
SsangYong Motor to change name to KG Mobility - The Korea …
WEBDec 22, 2022 · SsangYong Motor will change its name to KG Mobility to maximize the carmaker’s strengths in the future, KG Group Chairman Kwak Jea-sun said Wednesday. “The name -- SsangYong Motor -- has a ...
[Us and Them] The whiter the better: Korea’s racist hierarchy
WEBSep 27, 2021 · Legg describes Koreans as “very welcoming” and “helpful” in his experience, adding that he has never noticed any racism against foreigners here. “I’ve been living in Korea for around ...
The Korea Herald
WEBThe Korea Herald is South Korea’s largest English-language daily and the country’s sole member of the Asia News Network (ANN).
[Live updates: Election 2024] - The Korea Herald
WEBStay tuned to The Korea Herald's live coverage of the 2024 parliamentary elections. Opposition rejoices; Humbled ruling party says will watch election results till end April 10, 2024, 6:30 p.m.
[News Focus] Korea has 2nd-longest working hours in OECD
WEBMar 9, 2021 · Koreans worked 1,967 hours a year per employee in 2019, 241 hours more than the OECD average of 1,726 hours. For comparison, the annual working hours of Koreans was 323 hours longer the hours ...
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