But frenzied development in greenbelt zones must be contained.
In order not to be the “fool in the shower” by flip-flopping between hot and cold water, authorities must steer the policy well so that it does not cause any unwanted side effects in the volatile housing market.
Through the momentum of the Supreme Court ruling, the government must come up with a creative proposal to fix the workhour limit that can please both employers and employees.
Korea's economy shows signs of easing slowdown, supported by semiconductor industry growth, despite ongoing external uncertainties.
Even during his first vacation, President Yoon Suk-yeol is not at ease.
A board at a Hana Bank in Myeong-dong, central Seoul, on Monday shows the benchmark Kospi closing at 3,203.92. After 12 days trading below 3,200, the Kospi rebounded Monday thanks to easing concerns on inflation
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