Global chips race
Korea needs to hasten deregulation, innovation to survive in chips race
With the US and Japan pulling out all the stops to reclaim global leadership in semiconductor manufacturing, South Korea risks losing its competitive edge in …
Candidate selection in peril
Conflicts of interest, dubious standards taint integrity of nominations
The backlash by disgruntled politicians against a selection committee is a common occurrence preceding nearly every election, and the April 10 Nati…
Defense Minister Shin Won-sik held talks with the visiting U.S. secretary of the Navy in Seoul on Monday to discuss ways to boost cooperation in regional security and the defense industry, the ministry said.
Shin met with Secretary Carlos Del Toro t…
Candidate selection in peril
Conflicts of interest, dubious standards taint integrity of nominations
The backlash by disgruntled politicians against a selection committee is a common occurrence preceding nearly every election, and the April 10 Nati…
The additional 2,000 medical school seats that the government decided to create will be allocated to universities by late next month, the education ministry said Monday, sticking to the hike plan despite doctors’ protests.
The announcement shows the…
Bangkok: The Prime Minister posted that he is ready to take care of soldiers in every branch of the armed forces. After visiting the area to inspect the residences of navy officials Within Soi Arun Amarin 35, rush to solve congestion-safety problems.
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