[%%IMAGE1%%]<p>  Graffiti left on stationary trains at (from left to right) Guro trainyard, Ansan trainyard, Wangsimni Station, Uiwang Station. The piece in the center was one by a crew of a Latvian, Spanish and Romanian using the tag “Crude”. They were arrested in Seoul on May 8 at Sinjeong trainyard, after painting on 22 cars in Seoul and Ansan, Gyeonggi Province. Work by another crew, using the tag “Blind” has also been found. Graffiti was also found on May 10 on a train in Daegu. Police are investigating. (provided by Korea Railway Police)</p>[%%IMAGE2%%][%%IMAGE3%%][%%IMAGE4%%][%%IMAGE5%%]

english_edition

e_international

[Photo] Imported graffiti train bombing

South Korea needs to find a prudent way to manage relations with Russia while also showing consideration to its American ally

[Editorial] Seoul must use tact and diplomacy to check deepening Russia-NK ties

Friday’s Act-Geo presser fails to clear up questions, doubts about oil prospects in Korea

[Editorial] Thorough audit, evaluation of oil test drilling are needed

Suspending an inter-Korean military accord that helped prevent armed clashes by installing buffer zones doesn’t make South Korea any safer

[Editorial] Yoon prioritizes his administration over South Korea’s safety once again

The offer to close the Nuclear Weapons Institute could have had major ramifications for the prospect of denuclearization

[Column] The monumental shift in N. Korea’s nuclear program that never happened

The president’s silence amid revelations only stokes the ire of the public

[Editorial] Yoon must submit himself to questioning over Marine investigation interference

Prosecutors are a privileged bunch who face no consequences for misconduct unless they’re impeached

[Editorial] Court’s reversal of prosecutor’s impeachment will only embolden his peers

An overview of 40 years of changes in terms of address for Korea’s service industry workers

[Column] How Korea’s restaurant servers went from being called ‘aunties’ to ‘bosses’

Can old-school measures for responding to the crisis save Samsung?

[Column] Samsung’s screwup, Lee Jae-yong’s crisis

Even conservatives who run interference for Yoon are recognizing that his administration is coming with a price

[Column] The growing price of maintaining the president’s ego

The sensitivity and volatility of cross-strait issues are bound to only increase as the US presidential election in November nears

[Column] Taiwan’s new president bucked China’s silent demands for neutrality — now what?

22 years later, Korean girls killed by US troops remain a symbol of the price of military tensions

Propaganda leaflets are ‘paper bombs’ — should S. Korea be letting private actors drop them?

As Putin visits Pyongyang, Seoul to host Chinese diplomatic, security officials for dialogue

S. Korea flouts UN body’s call for reparations for sex-trafficked Filipinas

First-ever protest encircles the US embassy in Seoul

Korea slated to chair ILO executive body, but has long way to go on its own labor policies

50 years later, US military still a fixture in Gyeonggi ‘camp towns’

Japanese media’s “one-sided” reporting on comfort women issue

Real-life heroes of “A Taxi Driver” pass away without having reunited

전체

국민이 임기 절반도 못 참은 첫 대통령, 윤석열이 가야 할 길

대통령실 “상속세율 30%로 내려야…종부세 사실상 폐지 필요”

33살 연하와 사랑…70살 할머니 홍학이 알을 낳았다

50대 남매의 비극…배달 오토바이가 신호 어겼나?

‘뺑소니 구속’ 김호중, 35일 만에 피해 택시기사와 합의

서울대병원 교수 절반 넘게 무기한 휴진…529명 수술·검사 연기

7만원 차이와 7분 논란…‘세기의 이혼’ 승패 갈랐다

“의사 1% 늘면 한국 의료가 망하나?…의사가 많아 환자가 죽는가?”

콧수염 김구, 활 쏘는 조선 여성…대만인이 모은 희귀 사진 공개

가자지구 라파흐서 폭발로 이스라엘 병사 8명 사망

hankyoreh

Links to other country sites 다른 나라 사이트 링크

[Photo] Imported graffiti train bombing

Editorial・opinion

Most viewed articles