Seoul: South Korean stocks saw a nearly 1 percent surge Thursday, driven by investor optimism regarding ongoing trade discussions between the United States and Japan.
Gyeongju: Acting President Han Duck-soo announced on Thursday that this year’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, set to be held in the southeastern city of
Seoul: The government on Thursday announced its decision to return the nation’s medical school enrollment quota for 2026 to the former level of 3,058 from
Seoul: South Korea’s financial watchdog chief has discussed a variety of issues, such as capital market advancement and corporate governance reform, with his counterparts in
Hanoi: South Korea seeks to utilize areas of shipbuilding and liquefied natural gas (LNG) as leverage in upcoming tariff talks with the United States, Seoul’s
Seoul: South Korean author Han Kang will publish her first book since receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature last December, her publisher said Thursday. The
Seoul: South Korea’s central bank has decided to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged in an effort to support the fluctuating currency and ensure financial
Seoul: The conservative ruling People Power Party has pledged to implement a 40-hour, 4.5-day workweek as part of its campaign for the upcoming June 3