South Koreans Going Extinct

South Korea’s National Statistical Office made a prediction that the total fertility rate would hit the lowest point at 0.70 in 2024.
South Korea is facing a massive crisis as it tries to deal with a surge in COVID-19 cases, whose numbers rose to alarming levels after the introduction of a mass vaccination campaign in February 2021.
South Korea’s National Statistical Office made a prediction that the total fertility rate would hit the lowest point at 0.70 in 2024.
Carlos Tejada, deputy Asia editor of the New York Times stationed in Seoul, has died of a heart attack — a day after receiving his Moderna booster.
Since the COVID inoculation campaign was started on February 26, 2021, there has been a surge not only in cases, but also in post-vaccination deaths.
KCDC releases not only number of confirmed COVid-19 cases, but also detailed demographics of patients confirmed to have died from the disease.
South Korean media outlets are reporting that a cabin crew member working for Korean Air Lines Co. has been diagnosed with the novel coronavirus.
G-Dragon, leader of popular Kpop group Big Bang, fulfills his 18-month-obligation to serve in the military
South Korea surpasses Italy to become the world’s ninth most valuable “nation brand”
Movies are great, but sometimes you and your besties are dying to stay in the K-drama world a little longer. That is when TV shows come in handy!
A list of the the most popular Korean surnames in South Korea. 21. 전 (全; Jeon, Jun). Source: National Statistical Office, Republic of Korea.
The most popular names for baby boys and girls in (South) Korea, in ten-year intervals: 1948년생 남자 : 영수 영호 영식 영철 여자 : 순자 영자 정순 정숙 Year 1948 Boys: Yeongsoo, Yeongho, Yeongshik, Yeongcheol Girls: Soonja, Yeongja, Jeongsoon, Jeongsook 1958년생 남자 : 영수 영철 영호 영식 여자 : 영숙 정희 영희 명숙 Year 1958 […]
Korea was occupied by Japan beginning in 1905 following the Russo-Japanese War.