Were Park Geun-hye’s Seven ‘Missing Hours’ Actually More?
Botox injections, a tryst and a cult ritual have all been suggested as explanations for Park's absence during her seven 'missing hours' as the Sewol sank.
Botox injections, a tryst and a cult ritual have all been suggested as explanations for Park's absence during her seven 'missing hours' as the Sewol sank.
The Sewol ferry sinking three years ago brought a newfound attention to issues of public safety in South Korea. But three years on, what has really changed?
Between two floating platforms emerges the rusty hull of the Sewol, a ship that sunk nearly three years ago and killed 304 people. The sight is startling.
The Park Geun-hye administration kept an artist blacklist of nearly 10,000 figures. Turns out, there was also a "whitelist" for the select few. Why?
After three years of heartbreak, delays, technical problems and political wrangling, the Sewol Ferry may finally be salvaged in April.
Sunken Ship, Sinking Commission The Sewol Special Investigation Commission held its third hearing into the causes of the tragic ferry…
Families of the Sewol disaster victims continue to seek answers about the deaths of loved ones, going against a government that is determined to stop them.
A movie about a revered historical admiral break records and leads to commentaries about politics in post-Sewol South Korea.