Seoul shares dipped 1 percent Friday as investors were disappointed with hawkish comments by Federal Reserve officials ahead of U.S. jobs data. The Korean won fell against the U.S.

South Korea welcomed Friday the adoption of a United Nations resolution denouncing North Korea’s egregious human rights violations and called on the North to take measures to resolve the

President Yoon Suk Yeol vowed Friday to push for a revision to the law to allow the operation of sightseeing trains and campgrounds at national forests.

Yoon made the

Medical professors plan to file a constitutional appeal over the government’s decision to raise medical school admissions, claiming the increase violates their basic rights, officials said Friday.

The Medical

LG Energy Solution Ltd. (LGES), South Korea’s leading battery maker, said Friday its estimated operating profit plunged 75 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier due to

Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul has met with his counterparts of Belgium and the European Union in Brussels to discuss bilateral cooperation on the sidelines of a meeting of North

Early voting began Friday ahead of next week’s parliamentary elections, with turnout reaching a record high amid high interest in the vote seen as a midterm referendum on the

The government is determined to accomplish medical reform, a senior official said Friday, although a prolonged walkout by trainee doctors has disrupted public health services at major hospitals for