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Sun, July 3, 2022 | 17:16
Romanian nun awarded Korean citizenship for helping migrants, refugees
Romanian nun awarded Korean citizenship for helping migrants, refugees
Romanian nun, Sister Cristina Evelina Gal, has been awarded with Korean citizenship after her 15 years of dedication to supporting immigrants and refugees in the country.
Lee Hyo-jin | 2022-03-16 16:06
Gov't refuses to amend 'discriminatory' qualification requirement for foreign teachers
Gov't refuses to amend 'discriminatory' qualification requirement for foreign teachers
The education ministry has refused to accept a recommendation from the National Human Rights Commission that it address a potentially discriminatory regulation requiring higher qualifications for foreign teachers at private learning institutions, officials said Tuesday.
2022-03-15 16:33
Ukrainians in Korea devastated by war-torn homeland
Ukrainians in Korea devastated by war-torn homeland
It was around midday on Feb. 24, when 23-year-old Kostiantyn Kozoriz, a Ukrainian resident in Seoul, saw on live broadcasts how Kyiv, the capital of his homeland, was being bombarded by Russian forces.
Lee Hyo-jin | 2022-03-15 16:29
  • 'Russians only worry about IKEA, Apple moving out': Ukrainians say Russians should value human lives
  • Ukrainian resident of Korea speaks out
Ukrainian resident of Korea speaks out
Ukrainian resident of Korea speaks out
Oleksii Omelianovych comes across as very friendly and earnest, managing to convey honest humor even while his home country is under invasion. He seems more like a new friend you've made at your dormitory than the very accomplished researcher he has become, and maybe that's because he became one in so short a time.
2022-03-15 00:04
  • Ukrainians in Korea devastated by war-torn homeland
Afghan children find it hard to adapt to life in Ulsan
Afghan children find it hard to adapt to life in Ulsan
ULSAN - While students of Seoboo elementary school in Ulsan headed to classes on the first day of the spring semester on March 2, 9-year-old Zainab from Afghanistan, who moved to the southeastern port city last month, had to stay at home. She asked her parents when she would be able to join her peers at school, but neither of them gave her a clear answer, which left the girl ...
Lee Hyo-jin | 2022-03-14 09:00
[Temple Adventures] Daewon Temple and the big blue dragon
[Temple Adventures] Daewon Temple and the big blue dragon
Daewon Temple in northern Pohang, North Gyeongsang Province, goes a long way to disrupt the naive narrative that all Korean Buddhist temples look the same. Korean Buddhist temples have subtle, and not so subtle, differences. And Daewon Temple isn't subtle about its differences, with a 100-meter-long life-sized blue dragon sidewinding its way down the hillside.
2022-03-11 13:35
Scholar calls for better integration of Korea's Muslims
Scholar calls for better integration of Korea's Muslims
The arrival of 500 Yemeni asylum seekers on Jeju Island in 2018 sparked debate over how the country handles refugees, including an online backlash, a petition for the government to take action, and anti-refugee protests on Jeju and in Seoul.
Kwak Yeon-soo | 2022-03-09 08:51
Phillies' 25th anniversary marks milestone for HBC
Phillies' 25th anniversary marks milestone for HBC
Seoul's Haebangchon (HBC) has been crammed full of restaurants and bars for so long, that it's hard to remember when it wasn't. But as Phillies Pub marks its 25th anniversary this year, memories are bubbling to the surface among long-term community members who can recall a time when this local watering hole stood alone alongside Sinheung-ro. The owners of Phillies are celebra...
2022-03-08 17:24
[RAS Korea] Korea travels with my pre-teen son in 1989
[RAS Korea] Korea travels with my pre-teen son in 1989
My son was born in Seoul. We moved to the U.S. when he was a few months old, so his first time to get to know Korea firsthand was the summer of his 11th birthday, in 1989. (We deliberately avoided the crowds of the 1988 Olympics). He was young enough to travel at a discount but old enough to understand and appreciate the experience. By then, he was a seasoned traveler; I'd dr...
2022-03-01 21:23
Artist presents puzzles for Korea-based audience
Artist presents puzzles for Korea-based audience
For Kevin Nickolai, puzzles are one of the basic needs of life. “Solving puzzles is my oxygen,” he told The Korea Times. “I have happy little fireworks shoot off in my brain when I complete them. I'm a gamer through and through. And I'm always on the hunt for new fun games to play. I think we all are.”
2022-03-01 17:40
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