krtoday Moving over to Western Europe where deadly storms across France, Switzerland and Italy left at least seven dead over the weekend, Three people died in northeastern France on Saturday when a falling tree crushed the car they were traveling in amid fierce storms and torrential rain. According to the AFP a fourth passenger is in … Read more
In Nigeria, at least 18 people have been killed and 40 injured in a series of attacks carried out by female suicide bombers. Local authorities stated on Sunday that the suicide bombers targeted a wedding, a hospital and a funeral in Nigeria’s northeastern Borno state on Saturday. A Borno state police spokesperson said “a woman … Read more
New York City’s annual Pride March took over the streets of Manhattan on Sunday as the supporters of LGBTQ+ celebrated the parade. This year’s Pride March marks the 55th anniversary since the Stonewall Uprising, where the patrons of Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in Greenwich village, fought back a police raid. With this year’s theme … Read more
Good morning. Most parts of Korea had a windy and rainy weekend with the season’s first monsoon rain pouring down in central areas. On and off monsoon rain continues on Jeju but the mainland will be free from monsoon rain today. Heat, however, sets in for most of Korea, kicking off July on a muggy … Read more
North Korea has once again launched more missiles this morning, less than a week after its last missile test, which resulted in an explosion soon after take off. Bae Eun-ji starts us off. North Korea has launched ballistic missiles toward waters off its east coast on Monday morning, after the regime vowed to take “overwhelming … Read more
North Korea launched yet another ballistic missile into the East Sea this week. The regime has also sent more balloons carrying waste into the South. For more , we have our North Korean affairs correspondent Kim Jung-sil with me in the studio. Welcome back Jung-sil, it’s been quite a week for developments in North Korea. … Read more
The latest report shows facility investment, industrial output, and retail sales losing ground in May. Ahn Sung-jin has details. Despite a strong performance in the chip sector, the month of May logged a “triple minus” for industrial output, production, and investment. According to data from Statistics Korea on Friday overall industrial production dropped by nearly … Read more
The South Korean government has requested that North Korea give prior notice before discharging water from its border dam as the peninsula enters the monsoon season. Ministry of Unification Deputy Spokesperson Kim In-ae told reporters on Friday that North Korea continues to carry out malicious and unauthorized water discharges despite the inter-Korean agreement to let … Read more
Also on the international front. Israel has resumed its attacks in the Gaza Strip, reportedly killing at least seven people. Israel, meanwhile, says that it had detected dozens of rockets fired by Hezbollah. Cha Yun-kyung has the latest. “As you can see, as you can hear! As you can hear! As you can hear! Airstrike! … Read more
A tax revenue shortfall for this year is looking certain. Data from the finance ministry released on Friday shows that tax revenue from January to May dropped more than nine-trillion won or around 6-point-5-billion U.S. dollars, which is a decrease of 5-point-7 percent on-year. The main reason is attributed to a fall in corporate tax … Read more
