Seoul: Every summer, South Korea witnesses a recurring debate that has become as predictable as the monsoon season. Labor and business representatives engage in a

Seoul: New evidence of ballot mismanagement and taxpayer-funded travel scandals is intensifying scrutiny of Korea’s election watchdog. Evidence continues to emerge of serious mismanagement at

Seoul: Reports of a potential postwar agreement involving a $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran, with expectations of financial contributions from U.S. allies, have sparked

Washington: A Senate version of an annual U.S. defense bill includes a provision calling for the defense secretary to provide regular reports on a road

Seoul: South Korea on Friday unveiled a set of measures aimed at improving consumer convenience in everyday life, including helping consumers better manage spending on

Seoul: The global memory chip market is expected to more than quadruple this year from a year earlier, driven by growing investment in artificial intelligence