Moon stresses need to keep expansionary fiscal policy in 2022
SEOUL– President Moon Jae-in on Tuesday emphasized the importance of maintaining an aggressive fiscal policy next year, as the government has proposed an 8.3 percent
SEOUL– President Moon Jae-in on Tuesday emphasized the importance of maintaining an aggressive fiscal policy next year, as the government has proposed an 8.3 percent
SEOUL– President Moon Jae-in welcomed an agreement Tuesday between South Korea’s rival parties to put off a vote on a controversial media reform bill, Cheong
SEOUL– Rival parties on Tuesday agreed to push back their plan to review a controversial media bill at the National Assembly by about a month
SEOUL– The South Korean squad for the upcoming qualifiers for Asia’s top women’s football tournament was unveiled Tuesday, highlighted by a trio of veterans plying
SEOUL– Rival parties on Tuesday tentatively agreed to process a controversial media reform bill led by the ruling party in a plenary parliamentary session next
Experts say North Korea’s reactivation of the reactor at its Yongbyon nuclear facility may be a calculated step by Pyongyang to gain leverage in a
South Korea’s National Assembly approved legislation on Tuesday that bans app store operators such as Google and Apple from forcing developers to use their in-app
SEOUL– U.N. human rights experts have sent a letter requesting the South Korean government explain its position on a controversial media bill that calls for
SEOUL– The ruling Democratic Party (DP) on Tuesday kicked off a 41-day nationwide voting process to choose its final candidate to run in next year’s
SEOUL– The office of President Moon Jae-in said Tuesday reports of North Korea continuing its nuclear activity underline the urgency of resuming dialogue with it.Earlier