Seoul: The Kiwoom Heroes, last-place team in South Korean baseball, were dealt an injury blow Wednesday, with their American outfielder Ruben Cardenas ruled out for
Seoul: Kim Min-seok, a prominent strategist of the ruling Democratic Party, has been nominated to become President Lee Jae-myung’s first prime minister. At age 61,
Seoul: U.S. sales of Hyundai Motor Co. and its smaller affiliate Kia Corp. rose 6.7 percent in May compared to the previous year, despite concerns
Seoul: President Lee Jae-myung has instructed the launch of an emergency task force to address economic challenges as his first executive order since he took
Seoul: Kang Yu-jung, a former film and literary critic, has been appointed as the first spokesperson for President Lee Jae-myung. This marks a significant transition
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index reflected mixed performances in its latest trading session, with several significant stocks experiencing notable gains and losses. Among the major
