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- Aug 25, 2026
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In Korea, the checkup becomes the destination - UPI.com (opens the original)
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SEOUL, Aug. 25 (UPI) -- At the newspaper where I spent my career, every employee was sent for a yearly health checkup -- a staff benefit, nothing more. One year a colleague came back from his exam in a foul mood. Told to return for a second look, he was sure the hospital was after his money. He was, he insisted, perfectly well. He had the re-examination, anyway. Then surgery. The screening had caught a disease he never suspected but early enough to treat. He went on to head two broadcasters, a t
In Korea, the checkup becomes the destination - UPI.com (opens the original)
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SEOUL, Aug. 25 (UPI) -- At the newspaper where I spent my career, every employee was sent for a yearly health checkup -- a staff benefit, nothing more. One year a colleague came back from his exam in a foul mood. Told to return for a second look, he was sure the hospital was after his money. He was, he insisted, perfectly well. He had the re-examination, anyway. Then surgery. The screening had caught a disease he never suspected but early enough to treat. He went on to head two broadcasters, a t
Korea still must outwork its rivals - UPI.com (opens the original)
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SEOUL, Aug. 20 (UPI) -- In 1987, the year before the Seoul Olympics, I became Paris correspondent. A Frenchman asked me that autumn, without irony, whether Koreans spoke Japanese or Chinese. That was my country's standing in the world. In December 2025, CEOWORLD Magazine ranked South Korea seventh among the world's most powerful nations, with France eighth -- 94.18 points to 93.55. This is one index among many, and a thin margin. Still, I am tempted to ask whether France speaks German or Italian
Bring them in, even by 'bossam': Korea's pursuit of global talent - UPI.com (opens the original)
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SEOUL, Aug. 11 (UPI) -- Korean tradition remembers a rough old form of abduction called "bossam." A man would lie in wait in a dark alley, throw a black cloth sack over his quarry and carry the person off by force. Crude as the method was, old Korea accepted that someone truly indispensable might have to be brought home even in that way. Remarkably, something of the kind is happening again -- in the broad daylight of the 21st century. No criminal gang is behind it. The government, corporations a
World noticed Korea's chip schools before Korea did - UPI.com (opens the original)
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SEOUL, Aug. 4 (UPI) -- Korea's newspapers and broadcasters have flooded the airwaves lately with the country's semiconductor Meister high schools, apparently alert at last to their worth as the chip industry's base. The honest account is less flattering: The domestic press stirred only after The New York Times, one of the world's leading papers, reported on Chungbuk Semiconductor High School in a small Korean town, and then the others scrambled to catch up. It is not a proud moment for Korean jo
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