Seoul: Prime Minister Kim Min-seok vowed Monday to support the global expansion of defense companies by helping adopt the latest technologies and easing regulations. Kim

Seoul: South Korean stocks opened sharply lower on renewed woes over an artificial intelligence (AI) bubble. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell

Seoul: A photo of President Lee Jae Myung taken on the day of his presidential election win was named as one of Time magazine’s top

Pyongyang: The influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has recently been seen holding what appears to be a Chinese foldable smartphone. Members of

Seoul: The top headlines in major South Korean newspapers on December 15 reflect a range of economic and political concerns affecting the nation. Korean-language dailies

Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung’s approval rating edged down to 54.3 percent last week, a survey showed Monday. The survey by Realmeter, commissioned by a