Seoul: Shinsegae Group Chairman Chung Yong-jin said Tuesday he would like to “ask for forgiveness” over the controversial promotional event by Starbucks Korea that evoked
Russia: Russia on Tuesday rejected accusations it has deported or forcibly transferred Ukrainian children to Russian territory, describing the allegations as anti-Russian propaganda and insisting
Seoul: South Korean stocks opened at a new record high of over 8,000 Tuesday on rising hopes for a U.S.-Iran deal to reopen the Strait
Tokyo: Chongryong, the largest organization of pro-Pyongyang ethnic Koreans in Japan, has stripped all references to unification on the Korean Peninsula from its rules, signaling
Seoul: The arms procurement agency announced on Tuesday that a Marine attack helicopter currently under development has reached the final stage after successfully completing all
Seoul: South Korea aims to tighten surveillance on cross-border cryptocurrency transactions in line with efforts to curb illegal activities, the finance ministry said Tuesday. Under
Seoul: The recent wage agreement between Samsung Electronics management and its labor union may have averted a potentially devastating strike, but it has also ignited
Seoul: Kim Yong-beom, the presidential chief of staff for policy, recently addressed Korea’s current economic scenario, describing the so-called three highs-high interest rates, high inflation,