PM Likely to Visit New York This Week for Talks on U.N. Hub
New york: Prime Minister Kim Min-seok is likely to visit New York later this week to help South Korea’s efforts to host a U.N. hub
New york: Prime Minister Kim Min-seok is likely to visit New York later this week to help South Korea’s efforts to host a U.N. hub
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Tuesday expressed hope that the implementation of a revised labor law aimed at broadening workers’ bargaining rights would promote
Seoul: The South Korean currency experienced a significant rebound against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday, following a steep decline the previous day. This recovery came
Seoul: The last remaining resident of South Korea’s easternmost islets of Dokdo has died, leaving the outcroppings without a registered dweller, officials said Tuesday. Kim
Seoul: South Korean stocks rebounded more than 5 percent Tuesday after suffering a sharp decline the previous session, as investors hunted bargains amid eased concerns
South korea: South Korea’s antitrust regulator on Tuesday imposed a fine of 11.2 billion won (US$7.58 million) on Mercedes-Benz for misleading consumers about battery suppliers
Seoul: The number of foreign nationals residing in South Korea approached 1.7 million as of May last year, government data showed Tuesday. The total number
Seoul: South Korea is in the process of providing supplies to one of its ships stranded in the Strait of Hormuz amid the conflict in
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