Rome: President Lee Jae Myung said Sunday that he accepts complaints about voting rights infringement over the unprecedented shortage of ballots in the recent local

Daejeon: The justice ministry has recently launched an investigation after receiving a report that 100 rounds of live ammunition went missing from a prison in

Seoul: The presidential office expressed hope Sunday that the United States and Iran will reach a ceasefire agreement to restore peace in the Middle East

Seoul: Protests demanding a re-run of last week’s local elections marred by ballot shortages continued for the ninth day Saturday morning, though participants decreased sharply

Seoul: The presidential office emphasized that North Korea’s denuclearization remains a “consistent goal of the international community” following Pyongyang’s criticism of Seoul and Washington for

Seoul: A senior South Korean official has said that it is “too early” to determine whether President Lee Jae Myung will meet U.S. President Donald