ADOR, the music label for K-pop girl group NewJeans, announced Tuesday the replacement of its CEO Min Hee-jin following a legal dispute between her and the label’s parent company,
Japan believes that the positive progress in its relations with South Korea, driven by their leaders, will continue even after Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s term in office ends, its
The defense ministry’s prosecutors’ office on Tuesday indicted a military intelligence official for allegedly leaking information of South Korean espionage agents operating overseas.
The official at the Korea Defense
South Koreans’ overseas card spending remained unchanged in the second quarter from three months earlier as falling demand for overseas travel offset the growth in overseas direct purchases, data
North Korea has sent more than 13,000 shipping containers suspected of carrying arms to Russia since mid-2022 amid deepening bilateral military ties, a lawmaker said Tuesday, citing a military
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Today (%) Previous Session(%) Change (BP)
1-year TB 3.052 3.039 +1.3
2-year TB 3.047 3.011 +3.6
3-year TB 2.934 2.890 +4.4
10-year TB 3.032 2.974
A Seoul court on Tuesday ordered presidential chief of staff Chung Jin-suk to pay a fine of 12 million won (US$8,998) for defaming the honor of the late President
Police looking into last week’s deadly hotel fire raided the hotel in Bucheon, west of Seoul, and the home of its owner Tuesday, officials said.
Investigators from the Gyeonggi
