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KEI Daily News - November 16, 2015

Security
1. After Paris attacks, Seoul ups its security
2. North’s notice could mean missile
3. S. Korea to intensify protection of Korean expats against terror attacks 4. U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon to visit Pyongyang this week 5. S. Korea holds another meeting on Paris attacks 6. Park vows to join efforts to eradicate terrorism 7. Ban Ki-moon may visit North Korea this week 8. President offers fresh aid for NK denuclearization 9. Gov't beefs up security at public facilities
Korean politics and news
10. Thousands protest gov’t policies 11. Korea’s borders crack open for refugees 12. Networks brace for the ‘Post-TV Era’ 13. Police chief vows to go tough with 'illegal' protesters 14. Prime minister extends condolences to French people| 15. Rival parties split over violence at protest rally
16. Rules for online media tightened
17. Gov't to expand financial aid to sex slavery victims 18. FBI's help sought in defense corruption probe 19. Seoul police deny excessive force in Saturday protest
Economics
20. Duty-free licenses given to Shinsegae and Doosan 21. Peer-to-peer lending takes hold in Korea 22. Top carriers take different paths to battle LCCs 23. Park calls for careful adjustment of monetary policy 24. Park discusses economic resilience with world leaders 25. Hyundai Motor chairman tops list of highest paid CEOs 26. Growth rate forecast to stay in 2% range in 2016 27. Government statistics fall far short of reality 28. Shares drop, won plunges due to Paris attack
Editorials 29. Actions speak louder than words 30. Transparence and order

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