Pyongyang: North Korea will elect representatives to its parliament, the Supreme People’s Assembly, later this month, state media said Wednesday, as a follow-up step after
Seoul: Seoul shares plunged more than 12 percent Wednesday, closing below the 5,100-point mark, as mounting concerns over the economic fallout from the escalating Middle
Seoul: On Tuesday, six major business associations issued an urgent appeal to the National Assembly to swiftly pass the Special Act on Investment in the
Manila: South Korean companies signed a combined US$16 million worth of deals to export consumer goods to the Philippines, the industry ministry said Wednesday. The
Manila: President Lee Jae Myung is set to attend a business forum and meet with Korean residents in the Philippines on Wednesday before wrapping up
North korea: North Korea will elect representatives to its parliament, the Supreme People’s Assembly, later this month, state media said Wednesday, as a follow-up step
Seoul: The South Korean won briefly slid past the 1,500-per-dollar level on Tuesday, marking its first breach of the psychologically important level since 2009, as
Washington: U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that the U.S. Navy will escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz “if necessary,” amid escalating concerns regarding