Seoul: The South Korean economy is showing increasing similarities to Japan’s past stagnation, and bold structural reforms, along with innovation, are needed to prevent prolonged

Pyongyang: North Korea’s state media has, for the first time, acknowledged the results of South Korea’s presidential election, announcing that Lee Jae-myung has been elected

Seoul: LG Display Co., a global leader in display panel manufacturing, has announced plans to invest 700 billion won (approximately US$515 million) in its domestic

Seoul: A wooden boat carrying North Korean residents drifted into waters south of the Northern Limit Line, the de facto inter-Korean maritime border, in the

Seoul: South Korean stocks soared over 2 percent late Thursday morning as chips, heavy machinery, and other blue-chip gains elevated the market despite overnight losses

Seoul: President Lee Jae-myung will stay in the official residence in central Seoul starting Thursday until his office is relocated to the former presidential compound