SEOUL– South Korea plans to increase its financial aid to developing countries by 12.4 percent next year, Prime Minister Han Duck-soo said Thursday.The government set
SEOUL– South Korean stocks plunged by almost 2 percent on Thursday to slump for a second straight session amid recession woes and dim outlook for
South Korea’s president warned a NATO summit of the threat to universal values at a time of new conflict and competition, a reference to Russia’s
SEOUL– South Korea unloaded a net US$8.31 billion in the foreign exchange market during the first quarter of this year as part of “market stabilization”
Weeks after acknowledging its first coronavirus infections, North Korea appears to be blaming the outbreak on balloons sent by defector-activists in South Korea.North Korean officials
SEOUL– North Korea appears to have released water from a dam near the inter-Korean border, while it remains unresponsive to Seoul’s request for a prior
SEOUL– Police on Thursday questioned a businessperson in connection with allegations that he paid for sexual services as a bribe to now-ruling People Power Party
SEOUL– China’s top envoy in South Korea bristled Thursday at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)’s labeling of his country as a “systemic challenge” and