Sejong: The oceans ministry has officially begun preparations to relocate to the southeastern city of Busan, following a directive from President Lee Jae-myung amid such
Seoul: President Lee Jae-myung on Friday appointed a former vice finance minister, Kim Yong-beom, as his presidential chief of staff for policy, the presidential office
Pyongyang: North Korea announced it has successfully righted a warship that partially capsized during a launch ceremony last month, with the vessel now moored at
Yongin: Authorities continued recovery operations Friday at a railway construction site in the city of Yongin after a heavy drilling rig toppled into a nearby
Seoul: President Lee Jae-myung is facing his first diplomatic test as he embarks on a realistic foreign policy aimed at strengthening South Korea’s global standing.
Seoul: The South Korean Air Force has officially retired its fleet of F-4 Phantom II fighter-bombers, concluding 55 years of service. This move marks the
Seoul: South Korea’s export sector is grappling with significant challenges following a 1.3% decline to $57.27 billion in May, compared to the previous year. This
Seoul: The top headlines in major South Korean newspapers on June 6 revolved around significant political and legal developments in the country. Key issues included