Aging South Korean veterans want to help battle North Korea
With South Korea's birthrate plummeting, veterans in their 60s and 70s say they can bolster the army's ranks. But can they keep up with the young?
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With South Korea's birthrate plummeting, veterans in their 60s and 70s say they can bolster the army's ranks. But can they keep up with the young?
With South Korea's birthrate plummeting, veterans in their 60s and 70s say they can bolster the army's ranks. But can they keep up with the young?
SEOUL: In yet another stark reminder of South Korea’s escalating drug problem, Seoul Bangbae Police arrested a woman in her 40s on Nov 2 for drug use, and inadvertently captured her antics on police camera.
In yet another stark reminder of South Korea's escalating drug problem, Seoul Bangbae Police arrested a woman in her 40s on Nov. 2 for drug use -- under rather unusual circumstances caught on police camera. The incident began as a minor traffic mishap in Seocho-gu, Seoul. The woman, driving a white vehicle, was involved in what initially appeared to be a routine fender bender. Her behavior at the scene quickly r...
The South Korean First Lady - who has along with her husband President Yoon Suk-yeol today arrived in the UK for a state visit - has in the past year been a controversial figure.