In an editorial today, the English-language Korea Times added its concern.

"We are just about to establish international fame for this country," said an editorial in today's Korea Times, an English-language daily.

In 1970, he started working as an editor at the Korea Times and also did some English language book editing.

Park Moo-jong is the president and publisher of The Korea Times.

Korea Times, a Korean-language newspaper, ran a front-page article reflecting the sentiment.

His involvement was praised by the Korea Times, who described him as a "genius singer-songwriter".

The newspaper sold in the vestibule is The Korea Times.

The data dump from the Korea Times predicts that country's economy will shrink by 5 percent to 6 percent this year.

According to the Korea Times, 30.7 million people voted with turnout at 75.8%.

Reviews have been almost unanimously positive, with The Korea Times calling it "one of the best commercial films this year."