|
|
 |
| Vehicles are stuck in heavy snow on a sloping road in Mokpo, Sunday, after the city received a heavy snowfall. Southwestern parts of the country and eastern coastal cities have received huge amounts of snow since Saturday, while the mercury dropped to the season's lowest level so far in almost all parts of the nation, with Seoul's temperature going down to minus 15.5 degrees Celsius. Yonhap |
1 | Korean Lunar New Year vs. Chinese Lunar New Year |
2 | Over 76% of South Koreans support development of nuclear weapons |
3 | Koreans reluctant to unmask on first day of eased indoor mask rule |
4 | Stock-leveraged investments rise again amid bullish KOSPI |
5![[ANALYSIS] Pandemic awakens demand for data-driven automation](https://img.koreatimes.co.kr/upload/thumbnailV2/2b05d621a193420abef7ee24b95eab3d.jpg/dims/resize/178/optimize) | ANALYSISPandemic awakens demand for data-driven automation |
6 | Busan seeks to take lead in expo race after BIE's April visit |
7 | SPC opens 120th Paris Baguette store in US |
8 | Retailers seek to bolster beauty product sales as lifting of mask mandate approaches |
9 | Biohealth geared for growth |
10 | NK slams NATO chief's Seoul visit as 'prelude to war' |
1 | Song Joong-ki marries British woman, expects baby |
2 | Kim Jung-hyun returns to small screen with 'Kokdu: Season of Deity' |
3 | K-pop releases for February |
4 | 'Someday or One Day' cast says film spin-off has new plot |
5 | Itaewon music fest brings love to the healing process |
