A court on Thursday approved a bail request by Hur Young-in, the chair of bakery giant SPC Group, who is currently standing trial on charges of coercing bakers to
The Nuclear Safety and Security Commission (NSSC) on Thursday granted a construction permit for two new nuclear reactors on the east coast of South Korea, eight years after the
A new enforcement decree will go into effect next week, permitting firms to collect personal information necessary for service provision without users’ consent, officials said Thursday.
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Narathiwat Provincial Court accepted the indictment for the Tak Bai tragedy case, which resulted in 85 deaths, with nine high-ranking government officials as defendants.
At the Narathiwat Provincial Court,
Police summon suspects who robbed 68 baht worth of gold in a famous shopping mall in Ranong for questioning. Initial investigation is underway, with a clearer picture expected soon.
Probe of sport association exposes problems; operational transparency must be established
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism announced Tuesday the interim results of its ongoing investigation into the
Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun on Thursday held separate talks with a senior defense official from Saudi Arabia and his counterparts from Rwanda and Kenya to discuss ways to expand
The proportion of one-person households in South Korea is projected to surpass 40 percent in 2052 amid a delay in marriages and rapid aging, the statistics agency said Thursday.
