[%%IMAGE1%%]<p>  On the day results were announced of a parliamentary investigation into harmful humidifier disinfectant, victims’ families and members of civic groups hold a press conference and commemoration for deceased Kim Myung-cheon and Kim Yeon-sook, in front of the National Assembly in Seoul, calling for a reorganization of the investigative body, Oct. 7. </p><p>They met with Saenuri Party Floor Leader Jung Jin-seok and Minjoo Party floor leader Woo Sang-ho on that day, and requested measures to prevent similar harm from recurring. (by Kim Kyung-ho, staff photographer) </p>[%%IMAGE2%%]

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As danger is passed on and passed down from the regularly employed to the precariously employed, and finally to migrant laborers, have we grown numb to deaths on the job?

[Column] How tragedy pervades weak links in Korean labor

Anti-interventionism has become a rallying call for politicians on the far right across the world

[Column] How opposing war became a far-right policy

The disastrous debate for Biden has made the possibility of a second Trump administration all the more likely

[Editorial] Korea needs to adjust diplomatic course in preparation for a Trump comeback

The president’s alleged suggestion that the Itaewon crowd crush may have been orchestrated or manufactured isn’t an issue that will just blow over

[Editorial] Silence won’t save Yoon

No matter who starts it or why, war will only result in tremendous human and material losses for both Koreas

[Column] The miscalculations that started the Korean War mustn’t be repeated

Europe wants more cleaner vehicles, but has accused China of “overcapacity” and unfair subsidies for its electric vehicles

[Correspondent’s column] China-Europe relations tested once more by EV war

Evils can be born, but they can also be fostered by outside forces

[Correspondent’s column] Who really created the new ‘axis of evil’?

A proposal that would effectively exempt foreign domestic workers from minimum wage standards will only create bigger problems for Korea

[Editorial] Exploiting foreign domestic workers won’t solve Korea’s birth rate problem

Perhaps Russia and North Korea are contemplating not just building up an alternative world order but further disrupting the current state of affairs

[Column] Kim and Putin’s new world order

Lithium fires are notoriously dangerous and difficult to extinguish — preventive measures could have saved lives

[Editorial] Workplace hazards can be prevented — why weren’t they this time?

10 days of torture: Korean mental patient’s restraints only removed after death

In the blink of an eye, an unthinkable crash turned a night out into a nightmare

Families, friends mourn loved ones cut down in prime in deadly car crash

Experts cast doubt on driver’s claim that sudden unintended acceleration caused deadly crash

Japan is building a military meant for more than self-defense — and has the US to thank for it

KCC chief resigns to avoid impeachment, the second in 7 months

Democrats seek to impeach 4 prosecutors, including those tied to probes into Lee Jae-myung

1 in 10 marriages in Korea last year was with a foreign national

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