A U.S. government report claimed Thursday that indium produced in South Korea includes a Bolivian zinc input linked to child labor.
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of International
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is set to visit South Korea on Friday for talks with President Yoon Suk Yeol as Kishida is preparing to leave office with a
Personal information of some 80,000 graduates of Ewha Womans University was leaked after its website managing academic affairs was hacked, officials said Friday.
According to a notice posted on
Nakhon Phanom Province experienced heavy rain and a tornado for more than 30 minutes, causing a large tree almost 100 years old to break and fall on a car
The government said Friday it will conduct prior safety checks on electric vehicle (EV) batteries and require EV makers to disclose their battery brands to address public concerns about
A sedan was overtaking on a bridge and lost control, crashing into two oncoming cars. One person died and three were injured.
Officers inspected a white Honda car accident
Doctors and medical school professors took a cautious stance Friday regarding the presidential office’s possible revision to the medical school admissions hike plan, stressing that it needs to revise
The top financial regulator on Friday called on local savings banks to quickly take care of real estate project financing (PF) loans, also highlighting their excessive exposure to such
