A 16-year-old elephant living at Everland, South Korea’s largest amusement park, has begun talking. Kim Jong-gap, 39, a breeder at... [Sep.8,2006 13:08 KST]

A female job seeker glances over employment postings at a job fair on September 7, while the baby on her back yawns sleepily. The job fair,... [Sep.8,2006 12:09 KST]

China, busy with something it calls the Northeast Project, says everything all the way down the peninsula to the Han River basin was once its... [Sep.8,2006 12:07 KST]

Several Seoul high school seniors are absorbed in taking a practice college entrance examination on September 6. Practice examinations were... [Sep.7,2006 15:08 KST]

The South Korean summer hit "The Host" (gwaemul, or "monster," in Korean) was released in Japan on Saturday to a lukewarm reception. While... [Sep.7,2006 14:11 KST]

Muhammad Yunus of Bangladesh, who established a bank for the poor in his home country, was named the winner of the eighth Seoul Peace Prize on Wednesday, the foundation that awards the prize said... [Sep.6,2006 16:59 KST]

China is at it again with its "Northeast Project," a state-funded academic effort to assert that the ancient Korean states Goguryeo (Koguryo)... [Sep.6,2006 15:39 KST]

Family members of victims of the so-called Samcheong Gyoyukdae, or "Samcheong Education Center," weep during a memorial ceremony held in front... [Sep.6,2006 15:36 KST]

　A curse seems to be attached to master painter Lee Jung-sup (1916-1956), who is famous for his delicate renderings of bulls, fish, and children.... [Sep.6,2006 15:15 KST]

Foreign diplomats try their hand at traditional instruments while participating in an event offering firsthand experience of Korean traditional... [Sep.5,2006 15:08 KST]