Lee insists again on universal COVID-19 relief grants
SEOUL– The ruling Democratic Party’s presidential nominee, Lee Jae-myung, on Sunday insisted again on giving additional universal COVID-19 relief grants, saying excess tax revenue is
SEOUL– The ruling Democratic Party’s presidential nominee, Lee Jae-myung, on Sunday insisted again on giving additional universal COVID-19 relief grants, saying excess tax revenue is
SEOUL– South Korea’s new coronavirus cases stayed above 2,000 for the fifth consecutive day Sunday amid worries over a resurgence of infections after the country
SEOUL– North Korea has conducted an artillery fire competition to boost the country’s defense capabilities as set forth by the “militant policy” of the ruling
SEOUL– Nearly 94 percent of South Koreans consider the climate crisis “serious,” but only half believe the issue is connected to human rights, a survey
SEOUL– North Korea’s top envoy to Beijing met with China’s assistant foreign minister last week to discuss ways to strengthen bilateral ties and issues of
SEOUL– The prices of instant noodles in South Korea grew at the fastest pace in about 13 years last month, data showed Sunday, raising worries
SEOUL– President Moon Jae-in instructed aides to make greater efforts to strengthen exchanges with Hungary, the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia, known collectively as the
SEOUL– Pirate attacks on South Korean ships dropped nearly 30 percent this year mostly due to a decline in cases in waters off the piracy-prone
SEOUL– At the 2017 rookie draft in South Korean baseball, Moon Sung-ju was selected 97th overall by the LG Twins, with only three players coming
SEOUL– The inspection department of the Supreme Public Prosecutors Office (SPPO) has seized a mobile phone that former and incumbent SPPO spokespersons had used, as