Nagoya: From playing through jet lag to taking shots at an unfamiliar court, South Korea dealt with challenges as it began the women’s basketball tournament
Seoul: Seoul stocks opened sharply higher, tracking overnight gains on Wall Street as falling oil prices and the Federal Reserve’s rate hike eased inflation concerns.
Gumi: A middle school teacher was apprehended Friday after allegedly threatening students with a stun gun at the school’s front gate in the southeastern city
Seoul: Foreign investors ended their seven-month sell-offs of Korean stocks in August amid extended geopolitical risks and woes over artificial intelligence (AI) profitability, data showed
Seoul: In the latest KOSPI 200 index updates, a varied performance was observed among the listed companies, with HYOSUNG HEAVY leading the gains.
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Seoul: Prime Minister Han Seong-sook called Friday for thorough readiness to respond to security threats and other contingencies, saying the security environment South Korea faces
