Nation cools off on hot-headed, speedy divorce
SEOUL (Reuters) - The number of divorces in South Korea fell by about a quarter after it ended a system where marriages could end quicker than a movie and at fees cheaper than two cinema tickets, data obtained on Tuesday showed.<div class="feedflare">
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