The Political Reform Council (PRC), an advisory group under the National Assembly speaker, wants to see the voting age from 20 to 18. That is a landmark proposal in that it would increase young people.. [Apr.28,2005 02:19 KST]

The government is going all out trying to establish some order in the Seoul apartment reconstruction market. The police are investigating irregularities in the reconstruction process in Mapogu's Seong.. [Apr.27,2005 08:07 KST]

The details of the bill that would initiate an official inquiry into unanswered questions about recent history are becoming apparent as the negotiations between the ruling and opposition parties come .. [Apr.27,2005 07:59 KST]

The North Korean nuclear issue is approaching a climax. Doubts about the six-party format are spreading fast within the US administration with hard-liners there openly talking about taking the i.. [Apr.27,2005 01:21 KST]

Small businesses are reacting angrily to the upcoming changes in the Distribution Industry Development Law. The revisions that are soon to take effect include relaxing regulations to make it easier to.. [Apr.26,2005 07:48 KST]

Nine Burmese individuals who have been campaigning for democracy in Burma were recently given final notification by the Korean government that their applications for refugee status in Korea has been d.. [Apr.26,2005 07:47 KST]

One new fact after another is surfacing in the prosecution's investigation into the Korea Railroad's oilfield development project. Prosecutors have found that Korea Railroad went to unreasonable means.. [Apr.26,2005 07:42 KST]

On Friday the "Bill on Sustainable Use of Dokdo" was approved by the National Assembly's Agriculture, Forestry, Maritime Affairs, and Fisheries Committee, meaning active discussion about the issue has.. [Apr.25,2005 08:57 KST]

Some members National Assembly have submitted a bill that would revise the law on stock options. They want to get rid of the provisory clause that allows a simple decision by a board of directors in o.. [Apr.25,2005 03:13 KST]

It is encouraging that Prime Minister Lee Hae Chan and North Korea's president of the Supreme People's Assembly Presidium Kim Yong Nam met in Jakarta on Saturday and agreed on the need to restart dial.. [Apr.25,2005 03:12 KST]