More than 1,000 houses were devastated by Korea's second strongest earthquake
More than 50 people were injured and nearly 1,100 houses were destroyed after a magnitude 5.4 earthquake shook the southeastern Korean port city.
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More than 50 people were injured and nearly 1,100 houses were destroyed after a magnitude 5.4 earthquake shook the southeastern Korean port city.
Cities like Shanghai (China), Seoul (South Korea) have just experienced terrible heat waves. Climate change will make this summer the most special in the next decade.
The Korea Meteorological Agency (KMA) on April 10 predicts that Seoul, Gyeonggi Province and a part of western Gangwon Province will have snowfall on April 10 and 11.
Two landslides occurred in the capital, Seoul and a town in northern Korea today, leaving a total of 17 people dead and 3 others missing.
The natural beauty and ancient ruins in Korea are extremely impressive. The following is the scenery of many places in this country, not only in Seoul.
Recently, the Daily Mail published pictures of the Korean peninsula still a unified block. The photo was taken over 100 years ago and shows a very peaceful scene in Kore…
In every city in the world, we always have extremely beautiful scenes, the problem is to have enough sophistication to recognize it or not. Here, invite you to take a lo…
South Korea's capital Seoul contains countless interesting things that you should explore once in your life.
Korea is known as the land of kimchi, ginseng and films with beautiful, romantic scenes, carefully cared for. But surely, when you come to Korea, you will discover more…
Last night (December 10), the total lunar eclipse lasted nearly 1 hour. But the region is most visible in Australia, Asia and North America.
Seoul District Court (South Korea) on October 26 said that scientist Hwang Woo Suk committed misdemeanors, bought illegal eggs and received a 2-year prison sentence ...
Prosecutors proposed a four-year prison sentence for Hwang Woo-suk, who was honored by the Korean media as a national hero through stem cell research.
Seoul National University (South Korea) yesterday confirmed a group of researchers cloned two wolves, ending weeks of controversy over whether the group had faked data t…
Seoul National University (SNU), South Korea's leading university, said on April 9 that it has begun investigating the errors in the data of the newly released wolf repl…
Roe Jung-hye, a spokesman for Seoul National University investigating committee, said the investigation team discovered the stem cells that Hwang declared had been made…