Seoul: Seoul shares closed lower Thursday, ending a two-day upward trend, as investors offloaded stocks to secure recent gains. The Korean won saw an increase

Seoul: South Korean stocks fell over 1.7 percent late Thursday morning following mixed overnight results on Wall Street and profit taking after the recent market

Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung has appointed vice ministers of defense, health, environment and labor, and the vice chief of the corporate watchdog in the

Washington: South Korea’s new trade minister has engaged in significant discussions with officials from the U.S. Congress and the White House in Washington to address

Seoul: Experts from home and abroad explored global trade and security uncertainties driven by the intensifying U.S.-China rivalry and growing protectionism during a symposium hosted

Seoul: The National Assembly on Thursday adopted a resolution honoring former U.S. Congressman Charles Rangel for his service during the Korean War and decadeslong efforts