On the way to work

Published October 28, 2013 - 9:25 p.m.

Prosecutor-General nominee Kim Jin-tae, center, answers questions from reporters as he arrives at the Seoul High Prosecutors’ Office in Seocho-dong, southern Seoul, yesterday morning. [NEWS1]

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PPP challenges law ending prosecutors’ investigative powers at Constitutional Court

Lee says there is ‘no left or right’ in honoring sacrifice ahead of Liberation Day

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Exclusive: Korean defense firms quietly bypass China's rare earth curbs via third countries

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Water strategy becomes urgent as extreme droughts become routine

Housing supply plan reaches greenbelt, but trust and execution are key

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Tariffs, Coupang and the Korus FTA in ‘sleep mode’

The NEC is failing, and the Assembly has no answer

Kim Koo’s dream of a cultural nation and his vision for world peace