Seoul: Companies in the logistics, maritime, and telecom sectors have reported no damages or service disruptions as of Wednesday, amid a short-lived declaration of emergency
Seoul: Prime Minister Han Duck-soo and leaders of the ruling People Power Party (PPP) assembled at the presidential office on Wednesday, potentially for a meeting
Seoul: South Korea’s economic officials canceled their major pre-announced schedules Wednesday as they focused on addressing the fallout from a short-lived declaration of emergency martial
Seoul: The government announced plans on Wednesday to utilize all available transportation resources nationwide to reduce public inconvenience due to an impending strike by unionized
Seoul: The monetary policy board of the South Korean central bank vowed Wednesday to provide “ample liquidity” to the market through repurchase agreements and other
Seoul: The government announced plans on Wednesday to deploy all available transportation-related resources nationwide in response to a looming strike by unionized railway workers set
South Korea: South Korea’s entertainment industry experienced confusion and slight disruptions Wednesday after President Yoon Suk Yeol’s abrupt declaration of martial law, followed by its
Seoul: The South Korean currency, the won, plummeted to its lowest point in over two years on Wednesday, amid political upheaval following the now-rescinded declaration