Seoul: Today marks several significant events in Korean history, reflecting the nation’s dynamic journey through educational reforms, military changes, cultural advancements, and political transformations. Notably,
Pyongyang: North Korea on Wednesday denounced Japan’s launch of a new military command aimed at better integrating its self-defense force units, claiming Tokyo is in
Seoul: National treasures and cultural artifacts have been relocated to safer locations as wildfires continue to ravage South Korea’s southeast regions. The Korea Heritage Service
Seoul: There’s a distinct scent on the streets of Seoul, one that lingers in the memory and marks the city’s neighborhoods with unique signatures. Although
Seoul: Satya Nadella, chief executive officer (CEO) of Microsoft Corp., expressed confidence in South Korea’s human capital and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities during a recent
Seoul: Acting President and Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, who has resumed his duties after an 87-day hiatus due to an impeachment vote, has pledged to
Seoul: The South Korean bond market experienced varied movements in yields on March 26, 2025, as investors reacted to changing market conditions. Short and long-term
Washington: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has no intention of negotiating away his regime’s nuclear weapons programs, according to a U.S. threat report released Tuesday.