Korea’s Military Academy Merger Plan Faces Scrutiny Over Training Concerns
Seoul: Korea’s plan to combine its three military academies into one campus is moving ahead despite doubts about specialized training, feasibility, and political motives. The
Seoul: Korea’s plan to combine its three military academies into one campus is moving ahead despite doubts about specialized training, feasibility, and political motives. The
Seoul: Hyundai Motor’s union has announced that its workers will extend their partial strikes into next week as they strive for higher wages, raising concerns
Seoul: South Korea will closely monitor sectors with sluggish employment, including manufacturing, amid growing concerns that renewed tensions in the Middle East could weigh on
Seoul: The parliamentary sports committee decided Thursday to postpone a scheduled hearing on the Korea Football Association (KFA) amid ongoing negotiations between the rival parties
Seoul: South Korea’s financial regulator on Thursday unveiled a set of measures on leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to help ensure market stability and protect investors,
Seoul: The government has initiated a public-private task force to encourage South Korean companies to engage in next-generation aircraft development projects led by prominent global
Seoul: Police said Thursday they have referred Kim Sang-min, a former prosecutor, and two other officials on charges of forgery in relation to a 2024
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index experienced a mixed trading session today with significant fluctuations among its constituent stocks. Notable movements included LG Innotek and SK
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