Lawmaker Lee Chun-seok Admits to Stock Trading Under Aide’s Name
Seoul: Independent lawmaker Lee Chun-seok has admitted to some allegations of stock trading under a borrowed name during police questioning, sources said Friday. The four-term
Seoul: Independent lawmaker Lee Chun-seok has admitted to some allegations of stock trading under a borrowed name during police questioning, sources said Friday. The four-term
Seoul: An associate of former first lady Kim Keon Hee appeared for a court hearing Friday for his arrest on charges of embezzlement as part
Seoul: South Korea expressed deep regret Friday after Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba sent a ritual offering to a war shrine seen as symbolizing its
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Friday received letters of appointment from 80 selected individuals in a symbolic ceremony marking his election victory, pledging to
Seoul: Former Justice Minister Cho Kuk was released from prison early Friday under a presidential pardon, after serving eight months of his sentence for academic
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