A prominent U.S. scholar on Monday described North Korea’s recent disclosure of a uranium enrichment facility as a “bold” move related to the U.S. presidential election in November, noting
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Monday that trilateral cooperation between South Korea, the United States and Japan will remain “vital” to the future of the three countries
Extreme weather
Record rainfall following long heat wave; Disaster response must be strengthened
The scorching summer heat wave persisted until the end of Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving) holidays Sept. 16-18,
President Yoon Suk Yeol and the leadership of the governing People Power Party (PPP), including its leader Han Dong-hoon, are scheduled to have dinner Tuesday. But a new war
Anti-unification remarks
Ex-presidential aide under fire for sympathizing with NK’s stance
Im Jong-seok, the former chief aide to ex-President Moon Jae-in, has sparked controversy with a recent remark seemingly
DSI prosecutes former directors of Ananda Development Group, found to have caused over 1,000 million baht in damages
The Financial, Banking and Money Laundering Division of the Department of
The prosecution’s independent investigation review committee recommended Tuesday that a Korean American pastor should be indicted for gifting a luxury bag and other expensive items to first lady Kim
Seoul shares closed higher Tuesday to extend their winning streak to a sixth day, driven by hopes for further U.S. rate cuts and China’s stimulus plan. The local currency
