Presidential Candidates Honor Victims of 1980 Gwangju Uprising
Gwangju: Some presidential candidates honored victims of the pro-democracy uprising in Gwangju on Sunday by visiting a cemetery where protesters who were killed 45 years
Gwangju: Some presidential candidates honored victims of the pro-democracy uprising in Gwangju on Sunday by visiting a cemetery where protesters who were killed 45 years
Seoul: Today in Korean history reveals a tapestry of significant political and social events that have shaped South Korea’s trajectory over the decades. From diplomatic
Gwangju: Firefighters on Sunday successfully contained the main blaze of a fire at Kumho Tire’s plant in Gwangju, nearly 32 hours after it ignited. Authorities
Gwangju: Firefighters made all-out efforts on Sunday to extinguish a fire at Kumho Tire’s plant, with the fire believed to be some 80 percent contained,
Seoul: Democratic Party (DP) presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung and his People Power Party (PPP) rival Kim Moon-soo sparred over strategies to revive South Korea’s struggling
Seoul: Democratic Party presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung stated on Sunday that he would pursue a pragmatic foreign policy toward China, addressing criticisms from his opponents
Seoul: Kim Si-woo of South Korea is five strokes off the lead heading into the final round of the season’s second major championship on the
Seoul: The South Korean baseball league announced that it has reached over 4 million in regular-season attendance at a record-setting pace. The Korea Baseball Organization
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