900 victims of 1980 Gwangju crackdown file damage suit against gov’t
SEOUL– Some 900 victims of the brutal crackdown on a 1980 pro-democracy uprising in the southwestern city of Gwangju launched a damage suit against the
SEOUL– Some 900 victims of the brutal crackdown on a 1980 pro-democracy uprising in the southwestern city of Gwangju launched a damage suit against the
SEOUL– An appellate court on Friday commuted a life sentence to 35 years in prison for a woman charged with abusing her adopted toddler to
SEOUL– Yoon Seok-youl, the presidential nominee of the main opposition People Power Party, is neck and neck with ruling Democratic Party candidate Lee Jae-myung with
SEOUL– Banks’ average interest rate on mortgage loans rose to the highest level in about three years, central bank data showed Friday, as the government
SEOUL– President Moon Jae-in on Friday appointed two deputy directors of the National Intelligence Service (NIS), the presidential office said. Moon appointed Park Sun-won, head
SEOUL– South Korea’s unification minister on Friday pitched the proposed declaration of a formal end to the 1950-53 Korean War as a “good starting point”
SEOUL– South Korea plans to step up the production of clean hydrogen and expand its production and consumption infrastructures to make it the country’s No.
SEOUL– Director Yeon Sang-ho of the supernatural horror series “Hellbound” said he was stunned to learn that the film debuted at No. 1 on the
SEOUL– President Moon Jae-in will preside over a COVID-19 response meeting early next week as the nation is battling with a surge in serious cases
SEOUL– South Korea will step up efforts to develop a transparent, verifiable carbon trading scheme in line with the international standards in preparation for its