June 2026

Seoul: An annual international peace forum was set to open Wednesday on the southern resort island of Jeju for a three-day run to explore ways

Seoul: Protests demanding a rerun of the June 3 local elections marred by ballot shortages continued for the 20th day Wednesday. Protesters chanted slogans claiming

Seoul: Rep. Jung Chung-rae of the ruling Democratic Party (DP) resigned as chairman of the party Wednesday in a move widely seen as a step

Seoul: SK hynix Inc. announced plans to raise up to 45.45 trillion won (US$29.4 billion) through a stock offering for the listing of its American

Seoul: South Korean broadcaster JTBC said Wednesday it will broadcast all rounds of the ongoing FIFA World Cup without disruption, dismissing a media report on

Gwangju: The government has announced plans to pursue disciplinary actions against 17 fire officials following revelations that a female firefighter in Gwangju was coerced into

Seoul: South Korea has welcomed more than 10 million foreign visitors so far this year, a provisional tally by the tourism ministry showed Wednesday, suggesting

Seoul: South Korean bond yields exhibited minor fluctuations across several terms as of June 24, 2026, with slight increases in short-term treasury bonds and corporate