Seoul: Former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo announced that he “humbly accepts” the People Power Party’s decision to reject his candidacy for the presidential race, and
Seoul: U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Jamieson Greer is set to visit South Korea this week to engage in discussions regarding the U.S.’s new tariff scheme
Seoul: The South Korean government will decide by August whether to allow Google to transfer the country’s high-precision map data overseas amid heated debates over
Gwacheon: The People Power Party’s presidential candidate Kim Moon-soo registered his candidacy with the election watchdog Sunday, pledging to win the presidency and make South
Seoul: Official campaigning for the June 3 presidential election will begin this week with the close of candidate registration on Sunday. The 22-day campaign period
Seoul: The Democratic Party’s (DP) presidential contender Lee Jae-myung has extended his lead to over 50 percent in a speculative electoral contest against the People
Seoul: Members of the conservative People Power Party (PPP) have voted down a motion to replace the party’s presidential candidate, Kim Moon-soo, with former Prime
Seongnam: A former sex slave for Japanese World War II troops died Sunday at the age of 97, a shelter for the victims said. Lee