Seoul: Vice Defense Minister Lee Doo-hee on Monday visited an Army boot camp in the central region to inspect training systems and safety measures amid

Seoul: The number of products recalled in South Korea due to safety issues increased around 5 percent in 2025 from a year earlier, data showed

Seoul: The South Korean economy is exhibiting signs of improvement, driven by the robust performance of its semiconductor-related sectors, according to the Korea Development Institute

Seoul: South Korean stocks ended modestly higher Monday, snapping a two-day losing streak, as investors bought major chip-related shares on bargain hunting after Wall Street

Seoul: Nuclear watchdog officials from South Korea and Sweden met Monday, engaging in policy and regulatory discussions on high-level radioactive waste and small modular reactors.

Seoul: The South Korean won weakened slightly against the U.S. dollar Monday, as overseas investors remained net sellers of local stocks. The won was quoted