Washington: South Korea’s First Vice Foreign Minister Park Yoon-joo has engaged in discussions with a U.S. lawmaker and a leading policy expert to strengthen the
Seoul: Lee Seok-yeon, chair of the presidential National Integration Committee, has raised concerns about the lack of open debate in Cabinet meetings led by President
Seoul: On Monday, as South Korea marked the 46th anniversary of the 1980 Gwangju Democratic Uprising, Starbucks Korea debuted a jarring commercial campaign. The coffee
Seoul: Two South Korean activists returned home Friday after being released by Israeli forces that had captured them aboard aid vessels bound for the Gaza
Seoul: North Korea has failed to properly cooperate in resolving abductee issues, and South Korea and the international community need to continue raising the matter,
Seoul: There were nights earlier this season when Kiwoom Heroes catcher Kim Gun-hee was so upset with himself that he couldn’t even leave the stadium.
Seoul: A Seoul court has denied an arrest warrant for Lee Eun-woo, the former head of public broadcaster KTV, who was accused of promoting insurrection
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 stocks concluded the week with varied performances on the Korea Stock Exchange. Among the notable movements, SeAH Steel Holdings closed at