Pocheon—As part of a broader rapid deployment exercise, a U.S. armored unit conducted live-fire drills last week at a firing range near the border with
SEOUL—Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul is scheduled to meet with his Brazilian counterpart, Mauro Vieira, next week to discuss a variety of topics including trade, investment,
Seoul—A Supreme Court panel has made significant revisions to sentencing guidelines, now allowing for life imprisonment in severe cases of organized fraud, including home rental
SEOUL—In a strategic move by the South Korean government, Shin Won-sik, the nominee for National Security Adviser, will also temporarily hold the position of defense
SEOUL—E-Mart Inc. disclosed a substantial net loss for the second quarter of 2023, as the company struggled to reverse its financial downturn. The retail giant
Seoul—Approximately ten civic groups dedicated to honoring Korean independence fighters have demanded the resignation of Kim Hyoung-suk, the newly appointed director of the Independence Hall
Seoul—Today marks several pivotal moments in South Korean history, ranging from diplomatic achievements to significant cultural events. These historical milestones reflect South Korea’s evolving relationship
SEOUL—In a move that has stirred political debate, President Yoon Suk Yeol granted a special Liberation Day pardon to former South Gyeongsang Governor Kim Kyoung-soo,