Seoul: A group of college professors has publicly accused the autocratic government of President Rhee Syng-man of utilizing the police force to suppress pro-democracy student
Washington: U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called Wednesday for allies to strengthen their commitments to “shared defense,” emphasizing that economic partnerships should reflect security relations,
Washington: South Korea is actively pursuing the removal of reciprocal tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, which have been a significant barrier to bilateral trade,
Washington: China’s refusal to comply with international law hampers its economic interests and causes regional instability, a State Department spokesperson said Wednesday, following maritime tensions
Seoul: South Korea’s business sentiment improved for the second straight month in April, though it remained subdued amid uncertainties at home and abroad, a central
Seoul: China’s refusal to comply with international law hampers its economic interests and causes regional instability, a State Department spokesperson said Wednesday, following maritime tensions
Seoul: Lee Jae-myung, former leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, has declared his intentions to reintroduce amendments to the Commercial Act, a move that
Seoul: Corporate direct financing in South Korea plunged 21 percent in March from a month earlier on decreased bond sales, data showed Thursday. Local companies