Seoul:<Text> President Lee Jae Myung on Friday called for close monitoring of local gas stations to ensure compliance with a fuel price cap, as the
Seoul:<Text> The KOSPI 200 index witnessed a day of mixed performance with several major stocks experiencing declines. Notably, HD Hyundai saw a significant drop, closing
Seoul:<Text> The nation’s medical school admission quota for the 2027 academic year has been confirmed to be 3,548, an increase of 490 from the 2024
Seoul:<Text> A special investigation committee on the Itaewon crowd crush decided Friday to file a complaint against former President Yoon Suk Yeol for refusing to
Seoul:<Text> The government has recently filed an objection to a court mediation involving a now-defunct foundation, established with Japanese funds, intended to pay damages to
Seoul:<Text> The government said Friday it will continue close consultations with the United States to protect national interests after Washington opened new investigations into South
Seoul:<Text> South Korean stocks started sharply lower Friday as the new Iranian leader vowed to maintain the blockade of the crucial Middle East waterway, pushing
Seoul:<Text> The South Korean currency fell against the U.S. dollar Friday as global oil prices surged amid heightened tensions in the Middle East. The won