Seoul: A president can endure a negative poll when its causes are isolated. Yet President Lee Jae Myung now faces a broader political problem: His
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index reflected a mixed performance as several major stocks closed with notable declines. Among the most significant losses were observed in
Seoul: Yong Hye-in, the nominee for South Korea’s Minister of Gender Equality and Family, announced her voluntary withdrawal from the nomination during a press conference
Seoul: Seoul stocks tumbled by more than 3 percent Monday as investors sold off tech-heavyweights on persisting geopolitical uncertainties and warnings from U.S. tech executives
Seoul: A revised Criminal Act allowing punishment for espionage conducted on behalf of foreign countries took effect Sunday. When the amendment passed the National Assembly
South korea: Acting police chief Kim Jong-chul reaffirmed on Monday the commitment to investigative reform, including a potential increase in the number of investigators, following
Seoul: Kazakhstan is aiming to broaden its economic collaborations with South Korea to include sectors such as artificial intelligence (AI) and critical minerals, moving beyond
Seoul: Christopher Nolan’s epic “The Odyssey” has maintained its dominance at the South Korean box office for the 40th consecutive day, as it attracted an