Seoul:South Korean shares started the trading day on a downward trend Thursday, following a sharp rise in the previous session. The decline comes as investors
Seoul:The presidential office has responded to media criticism suggesting that the attendance of the Serious Crime Investigation Agency (SCIA) chief at Cabinet meetings could threaten
Seoul:The main opposition People Power Party (PPP) has urged the South Korean government to restart loudspeaker broadcasts along the inter-Korean border. This call comes in
Seoul:The first bridge spanning the Han River, connecting the Yongsan area to Noryangjin in Seoul, opened today, marking a significant development in the city’s infrastructure.
Seoul:South Korea’s science ministry has heightened the nation’s cyber crisis warning level in response to critical cybersecurity flaws discovered in PHP, the programming language that
Seoul:South Korea’s semiconductor export surge, fueled by global demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure, is expected to significantly enhance private consumption starting next year, as detailed
