Lee’s Approval Rating Falls for 2nd Consecutive Week: Poll
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung’s approval rating dropped to 46.3 percent this week, a poll showed Monday, marking its second straight weekly decline.
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Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung’s approval rating dropped to 46.3 percent this week, a poll showed Monday, marking its second straight weekly decline.
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Seoul: Doosan Corp. on Monday reported a second-quarter net profit of 535.6 billion won (US$364.5 million), marking an impressive increase of 129.7 percent compared to
Seoul: South Korean stocks started higher Monday as the United States paused strikes on Iran over the weekend, easing military tensions in the Middle East.
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index saw a varied performance with notable shifts in stock prices. Among the companies witnessing a decline, Hanwha Aerospace experienced a
Seoul: Tanzania’s newly appointed ambassador to South Korea, Noel Emmanuel Kaganda, has emphasized the significance of the Mahenge graphite project, backed by Korea’s POSCO International,
Seoul: Doosan Enerbility announced its second-quarter net profit reached 226.4 billion won (US$154.1 million), marking a 14.4 percent increase compared to the previous year.
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Seoul: North Korea has installed screens around its building inside the inter-Korean truce village of Panmunjom to block it from public view, apparently for ongoing
Seoul: LG Innotek Co., a key player in the electronic components sector under the LG Group umbrella, announced a staggering increase in their second-quarter net
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