Nagoya: South Korea defeated Qatar 4-1 to begin their men’s football tournament of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games in central Japan, a victorious start to their

Seoul: Prime Minister Han Seong-sook emphasized on Tuesday that the success of the government’s “three megaprojects” is heavily reliant on a timely electricity supply and

Seoul: The expanded Criminal Act, which now encompasses espionage activities benefiting foreign countries or entities beyond North Korea, officially came into effect on Sunday. The

Seoul: Seoul stocks opened sharply lower Tuesday as investors sold off tech heavyweights following calls from artificial intelligence (AI) leaders that the AI industry should

Seoul: Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back spoke with his Japanese counterpart on the phone Tuesday and shared an understanding on the need for bilateral defense cooperation

Seoul: The top headline in South Korean newspapers highlights a concerning trend in the country’s manufacturing sector. Manufacturing productivity has remained stagnant over the past