Seoul: South Korea added more than 180,000 jobs in June, marking the sixth consecutive month of employment growth, but employment in the manufacturing and construction

Seoul: The second vice finance minister urged measures Wednesday to boost efficiency in budget spending, stressing the need to better use fiscal resources to support

Seoul: Special Prosecutor Lee Myeong-hyeon’s team looking into the 2023 death of a young Marine said Wednesday it plans to question a former Marine investigator,

Seoul: Former President Yoon Suk Yeol has submitted a request for a legal review of his arrest, initiating a process to challenge his detention following

Seoul: The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU), one of the nation’s largest umbrella labor groups, was set to launch a large-scale strike to demand

Seoul: Education Minister nominee Lee Jin-sook apologized Wednesday over allegations of unlawfully sending her daughter to study abroad at an early age and committing academic