N. Korea slams U.S. approval of sale of Apache attack helicopters to S. Korea
North Korea on Friday denounced the United States’ approval of a potential sale of Apache attack helicopters to South Korea as a provocative act
North Korea on Friday denounced the United States’ approval of a potential sale of Apache attack helicopters to South Korea as a provocative act
The presidential office said Friday that differentiating the minimum wage for foreign domestic helpers is an issue requiring “sufficient social discussion.”
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The U.S. economy is unlikely to face a hard landing as the world’s largest economy is maintaining decent growth momentum, a report from the
South Korea’s private spending is expected to gather momentum down the road, although its pace may be slower than expected, a report from the
In June, the Financial Services Commission announced that the tougher rules on household loans would be applied from September, instead of July — a
The Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office on Thursday reported to Prosecutor General Lee One-seok about the results of its investigation into first lady Kim
The medical crisis triggered by a strike by junior doctors in February, which protested the government’s plan to increase medical student admissions, remains unresolved
Air travelers between South Korea and Japan rose 20.8 percent on-year so far this month despite an earthquake warning issued in the neighboring country,