Seoul: A new mobile application will allow stalking victims to track their stalkers’ whereabouts, the justice ministry said Sunday, as authorities seek to bolster protection
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Sunday expressed hope for peace and for overcoming uncertainty sparked by war in the Middle East in an Easter
Seoul: Outstanding loans extended to risky real estate development projects dropped sharply last year via sell-offs or recapitalization, the financial watchdog announced Sunday.
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Seoul: Today marks significant events in Korean history, ranging from advancements in communication to diplomatic tensions. On April 6, 1887, the Joseon Dynasty, which ruled
Seoul: A South Korean military helicopter accidentally entered the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) separating the two Koreas last month during wildfire operations, the Joint Chiefs of
Seoul: The historical film “The King’s Warden” topped 16 million admissions at the domestic box office Sunday, the film’s distributor said, becoming only the third
Seoul: A senior Cheong Wa Dae official said Sunday that the government could consider an additional supplementary budget in the second half should the Middle
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung has planted trees at the presidential compound and his official residence to mark Arbor Day, his social media posting showed