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S. Korean Bond Yields Show Mixed Movements on Nov. 18, 2024.
Seoul: South Korean bond yields on November 18, 2024, displayed a range of movements across various maturities. The changes in yields reflect shifts in the
S. Korean Defense Firms Target Peru as Entry Point into Latin American Market.
Lima: South Korean defense companies are strengthening cooperation with Peru across the arms industry in a bid to make inroads into the Latin American market.
Home Ownership in South Korea Sees 2% Increase in 2023; Rise in Female Ownership Noted: Data.
Seoul: The number of homeowners in South Korea increased by 2 percent on-year in 2023, with female ownership showing a steady rise, government data showed
Ex-President Moon Jae-in’s Daughter Faces Prosecution for Drunk Driving and Illegal Business Operations.
Seoul: Former President Moon Jae-in’s daughter will soon face prosecution over allegations of drunk driving, as announced by Seoul’s police chief on Monday. Moon Da-hye
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S. Korea and France to Strengthen Strategic Coordination Amid N.K.-Russia Ties
Paris: Defense officials from South Korea and France have reached an agreement to enhance strategic coordination in response to the growing military ties between North
Trump’s Potential Summit with Kim Jong-un May Include Tacit Nuclear Acceptance: Ex-Official
Washington: U.S. President Donald Trump could propose the “tacit” acceptance of North Korea’s nuclear program, a formal peace treaty, and a cessation of South Korea-U.S.
Trump’s Financial Disclosure Highlights Coupang Stock Trades Amid Seoul-Washington Tensions
Washington: U.S. President Donald Trump made two trades in Coupang Inc. shares in June through his money managers, a financial disclosure report showed Friday, amid
Lee Vows to Broaden Horizons for South Korea’s Youth Amid Slowed Economic Growth
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung emphasized on Friday that young people have emerged as the “most vulnerable” demographic due to diminishing opportunities caused by slowed