Seoul: South Korea will launch a tabletop exercise this week to address uncertainties in global supply chains and bolster interagency cooperation, the finance ministry said
Seoul: Seoul shares extended their gains late Tuesday morning, led by semiconductor stocks, amid escalating tensions in the Middle East that pushed up oil prices.
Seoul: Washington is pressuring South Korea to commit more than the US$350 billion it initially agreed to invest in the United States as part of
Seoul: The South Korean won weakened against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday, driven by rising global oil prices amid renewed military tensions in the Middle
Jincheon: Fresh off two consecutive international titles, An Se-young, the world’s top-ranked female badminton player, expressed her desire to enjoy herself at her second career
Manila: A South Korean man who was kidnapped by unidentified individuals in Manila last week has been released safely, as confirmed by Seoul’s foreign ministry
