Thursday, August 6
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Korea University has concluded its investigation into allegations of research misconduct concerning a thesis submitted by Yoo Dam-bi, daughter of former lawmaker Yoo Seong-min. The university announced on October 4th that it determined Ms. Yoo’s thesis does not constitute research misconduct, and therefore, no further disciplinary actions or procedures will…
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (MOF) has finalized its decision to construct its new headquarters in the Bukhang 1st Redevelopment Zone of Dong-gu, Busan. This strategic relocation aims to consolidate the ministry’s operations in the southern port…
A lively debate is unfolding online regarding the boundaries of acceptable attire for commuting to work, with discussions ranging from casual shorts and sandals to more revealing or unconventional outfits. As workplaces increasingly adopt more relaxed dress codes,…
The head of a national police officers’ union has stated that remarks made by President Lee regarding the revised Criminal Procedure Act have caused deep emotional wounds among frontline police officers. Min Gwan-gi, the head of the National…
August 6th marks a day to reflect on art history, specifically the groundbreaking work of French Impressionist Édouard Manet. His 1866 painting, ‘The Fifer’ (Le Joueur de fifre), stands as a pivotal piece in the evolution of modern art. Manet, deeply influenced by Spanish masters like Diego Velázquez during his…
A police officer, Song, has been arrested on suspicion of receiving bribes and allegedly covering up a fraud case involving influencer Yang Jung-won. The Seoul Southern District Court issued an arrest warrant for Song, a police inspector, on…
South Korea is navigating a significant shift in its legal framework following amendments to the Criminal Procedure Act, which curtail the investigative authority of prosecutors. President Yoon Suk-yeol convened a government meeting to discuss the establishment of new…