South Korean Stocks Slide Over 4% Amid AI Concerns and Middle East Tensions
Seoul: South Korean stocks closed more than 4 percent lower Monday, as artificial intelligence (AI) woes resurfaced amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. The
Seoul: South Korean stocks closed more than 4 percent lower Monday, as artificial intelligence (AI) woes resurfaced amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. The
Seoul: A joint police-prosecution investigation team conducted a raid on the National Election Commission (NEC) on Monday, intensifying their probe into suspected embezzlement by former
Seoul: The unification ministry announced it has spent 235 million won to support civic groups cheering for the North Korean women’s football team during their
Seoul: South Korea and Algeria have reached an agreement to establish direct air services and designate traffic rights between the two countries, as announced by
Seoul: Marking its first time hosting a UNESCO World Heritage Committee session, South Korea opened a large-scale pavilion at the event’s venue in Busan on
Seoul: A U.S.-educated aerospace engineering professor has been named the new chairperson of the Aviation and Railway Accident Investigation Board, officials said Monday. Professor Choi
Seoul: A massive blaze at a Coupang warehouse was brought under initial control Monday, 61 hours after it broke out and forced the evacuation of
Seoul: The foreign ministry has advised short-term visitors to leave the Middle East promptly amid rising tensions stemming from the renewed conflict between the United
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