Gwangju: The nation’s two major umbrella labor unions on Monday strongly condemned the government’s alleged move to relax the 52-hour workweek rule for a new
Seoul: A disability rights activist group staged a subway boarding protest in Seoul on Monday, briefly suspending trains on Lines 1 and 4, the operators
Seoul: Last week’s mix-up between South Korean and U.S. militaries over a U.S. drone flight occurred due to a communication error at the working level,
Seoul: Last week’s mix-up between South Korean and U.S. militaries over a U.S. drone flight occurred due to a communication error at the working level,
Pohang: Military authorities and police launched an investigation Monday after a Marine noncommissioned officer was found dead from an apparent gunshot wound at an off-base
Seoul: The ethics committee of the main opposition People Power Party (PPP) announced on Monday that it will convene this week to consider potential disciplinary
Seoul: Prime Minister Han Seong-sook awarded state medals and citations to 68 people in recognition of their contributions to various projects the government carried out
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index witnessed varied movements with several key stocks experiencing declines on the latest market close. Among the notable decliners, Samsung Heavy