Politics

Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index experienced a day of significant gains, with numerous companies closing at higher prices. The upward trend was evident in major

Seoul: South Korean stocks closed mildly higher Friday, extending their win for a second straight session, amid rising hopes for a diplomatic resolution to the

Seoul: A former chief of staff to now-jailed President Yoon Suk Yeol appeared at a court Friday for a hearing on his potential arrest over

Seoul: Two-thirds of unionized workers at Samsung Electronics Co. on Friday voted on a tentative wage deal following a last-minute agreement with management that averted

Gwangju: Police said Friday they were investigating fake news posted online mocking the 1980 democracy uprising in the southwestern city of Gwangju by claiming the

Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index displayed varied movements with several noteworthy increases and decreases in stock prices. Among the companies listed, Hyosung Heavy recorded the

Seoul: A former senior official of South Korea’s spy agency has denied allegations that he conveyed a message to the United States supporting former President

Seoul: The state arms procurement agency has announced the initiation of an ambitious project to develop interceptor drones specifically designed to counter “suicide drones,” which