SEOUL– Presidential candidates on Monday kicked off their final full week of campaigning with polls still indicating a dead heat between ruling party nominee Lee
SEOUL– South Korea’s Marine Corps Commandant Lt. Gen. Kim Tae-sung is set to depart for Hawaii on Monday for talks with U.S. military officials over
SEOUL– Ruling party presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung has come under fire for appearing to blame Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for Russia’s invasion of the country.Lee
SEOUL– The top diplomats of South Korea and China held video talks Friday to discuss the conflict in Ukraine, security on the Korean Peninsula and
SEOUL– A national courier union agreed Monday to end a sit-in protest at the headquarters of CJ Logistics Co., South Korea’s No. 1 parcel delivery
SEOUL– North Korea has lambasted the United States for its recently unveiled Indo-Pacific strategy, calling it a “document of confrontation” to isolate China, its foreign
SEOUL– A national courier union agreed Monday to end a sit-in protest at the headquarters of CJ Logistics Co., South Korea’s No. 1 parcel delivery
SEOUL– Russia’s top envoy to South Korea warned the two countries’ cooperative ties could “change course,” after Seoul announced its decision Monday to join a
SEOUL– European aircraft maker Airbus expects a spike in demand for new aircraft from South Korea and other Asia-Pacific countries in the next two decades
SEOUL– A fast spreading wildfire threatened homes in two southeastern counties Monday, prompting about 100 residents to evacuate and fire authorities to mobilize forces from
