S. Korea Yet to Identify Airborne Objects in Strait of Hormuz Vessel Strike
Seoul: South Korea has yet to determine the type of airborne objects that struck a South Korean-operated vessel in the Strait of Hormuz last week,
Seoul: South Korea has yet to determine the type of airborne objects that struck a South Korean-operated vessel in the Strait of Hormuz last week,
Seoul: The government aims to foster 500 small-and-medium enterprises (SMEs) that can export at least US$10 million worth of goods by 2030, the industry ministry
Seoul: The Supreme Court has confirmed a two-year prison sentence for retired Army Major General Noh Sang-won, who faced charges related to the collection of
Seoul: Prime Minister Kim Min-seok announced plans on Tuesday to elevate South Korea’s social security expenditures to match those of advanced nations by the year
Gwangju: The presidential chief of staff on Monday instructed officials to devise countermeasures following the killing of a female high school student in a random
Seoul: Hanssem Co. on Monday reported its first-quarter net income of 2.6 billion won (US$1.8 million), marking a 72.6 percent decrease from the same period
Washington: The top defense chiefs of South Korea and the United States held talks in Washington on Monday, focusing on advancing the transfer of wartime
Seoul: Coupang Corp., the South Korean unit of U.S.-listed e-commerce giant Coupang Inc., has filed a lawsuit against a decision by the country’s antitrust watchdog
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