Seoul: South Korea and the United States have conducted combined military drills to enhance their capabilities to effectively counter North Korea’s chemical, biological, and radiological
Seoul: Ottogi Corp., a major South Korean food company, announced plans to increase the prices of its “ramyeon,” or instant noodle, products next month to
Seoul: Main opposition leader Lee Jae-myung held a meeting with Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong on Thursday, urging Samsung to continue playing a “leading role”
Seoul: Prosecutors on Thursday raided Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon’s office and residence over allegations of corruption surrounding his ties with self-proclaimed power broker Myung Tae-kyun.
Seoul: K-pop star G-Dragon will embark on his “Ubermensch” tour in May, making stops in eight cities across seven Asian countries, his agency, Galaxy Corp.,
Yeoncheon: South Korean and U.S. troops have commenced a joint river-crossing exercise near the border with North Korea, as announced by the South Korean Army.
Seoul: Based on the real-life rivalry between South Korea’s two legendary Go players, the upcoming film “The Match” focuses more on the psychological battles within
Seoul: Jose Munoz, the CEO of Hyundai Motor Co., has addressed the pressing challenges facing the global automotive industry, emphasizing the need for strategic adaptability