It is a real-time e-news that looks at the news that has become a hot topic on the Internet overnight.
While the whereabouts of a middle school student who left home to go to school have been unknown for over two weeks, I have seen many articles that the police have switched to an open investigation.
At around 8 am on the 6th, a 112 report was received that a middle school student group A, who lived in Gimpo, Gyeonggi-do, was missing.
Group A's mother reported that 'his son left the house to go to school in the morning, but he did not go to school'. .
The last clue caught on the CCTV is a payphone at the Operation Station in Gyeyang-gu, Incheon. It is said that Group A called the house, but hung up without saying anything for 10 seconds.
A's family said, 'After my grandmother passed away recently, the child was having a hard time.'
Police requested information from citizens, saying that group A was 175 cm tall and weighed 78 kg, and was wearing a navy blue zipper top and beige school uniform pants at the time of his disappearance.
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I've seen many articles that the new government will strengthen regulations on foreigners who have bought several houses in Korea.
The media reported that the Presidential Transition Committee recently received a report from the National Tax Service on cases of tax evasion by foreign multi-family dwellers.
According to the article, the National Tax Service has decided to intensively check whether foreigners are evading transfer tax when selling houses.
If this happens, it is likely that the Chinese, who have recently bought the most housing in the metropolitan area, will be subject to intensive restrictions.
According to the National Tax Service, as long as there are three houses in Korea, there is a case where a foreigner did not pay capital gains tax of hundreds of millions of won. You have applied for a home transfer tax exemption.
This is a case in which a Korean who owns three or more houses sells a house, which is subject to heavy transfer tax and a maximum tax rate of 82.5% is applied.
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I've seen many articles that Russia is close to default, the first international default in 104 years.
Russia paid interest in 'rubles' to holders of dollar government bonds on the 6th after the US government's ban made it impossible to use US banks.
However, the Credit Derivatives Decision Board decided that "Russia failed to meet its debt obligations because investors did not receive dollars."
Russia has to pay interest in dollars by the 4th of the month following the end of the 30-day grace period, otherwise it will default to a final judgment.
If Russia defaults, it will default on external debt for the first time since 1918, the year after the Bolshevik Revolution.