Election Watchdog Chief Apologizes for Early Voting Mismanagement
Seoul: The chief of the election watchdog has publicly apologized for the inadequate handling of early voting for the upcoming presidential election, pledging to investigate
Seoul: The chief of the election watchdog has publicly apologized for the inadequate handling of early voting for the upcoming presidential election, pledging to investigate
Erin: South Korean LPGA player Kim A-lim is still in contention midway through the weather-interrupted U.S. Women’s Open. Kim found herself in a six-way tie
Seoul: Presidential candidates continued on with their final push to woo voters Saturday, with only three days remaining until the nation chooses its next leader.
Seoul: U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called Saturday for Asian allies to increase their defense spending and do their part as “force multipliers,” as he
Seoul: The Kyobo Book Center, known as Kyobo Mungo, opened its doors in the Kyobo Building located in Gwanghwamun, central Seoul, in 1981, establishing itself
Seoul: The voter turnout for early voting in South Korea has reached the second highest level ever recorded, with a participation rate of 34.74 percent.
Washington: U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to double tariffs on foreign steel imports to 50 percent, effective next week, intensifying global concerns among steelmakers.
Seoul: Jin of K-pop superstar BTS has ranked second on Spotify’s weekly top song global chart with his latest song, “Don’t Say You Love Me,”
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