Easter truce

Lee Jae-myung, third from left, chairman of the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea, and Won Hee-ryong, fourth from left, attend church on Easter in Incheon, Sunday. Lee and Won are vying for a seat in Incheon's Gyeyang-B constituency in the upcoming general elections on April 10. Joint Press Corps

Kang Seung-woo ksw@koreatimes.co.kr

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Easter truce

Top 10 Stories

When Koreans take off their clothes

No. of crimes in Seoul falls, yet public anxiety rises: report

Gov't criticized for inconsistency in cross-border online shopping policies

Y2K aesthetics resurface as cultural mainstay

Seoul to open world's first hotel built atop river bridge

Plan for patient ID checks at hospitals snagged by tech issues

Gov't policies focusing on young people marginalize those in 40s, older

Travel warning issued for SE Asia after murder of Korean tourist in Pattaya

Korean cosmetics firms bounce back on robust sales in US, Japan

Lotte, Hanwha, Doosan chiefs jump on popularity of KBO League to enhance corporate image