N. Korea Receives Entirety of 2023 International Aid from Switzerland
Pyongyang: North Korea has received a total of US$2.38 million in international aid so far this year, all of it from Switzerland, United Nations data
Pyongyang: North Korea has received a total of US$2.38 million in international aid so far this year, all of it from Switzerland, United Nations data
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index reflected a mixed performance with several companies experiencing significant declines, while others marked gains. The index’s fluctuations were highlighted by
Seoul: South Korea’s exports increased by 9.5 percent year-on-year in the first 10 days of July, data revealed on Friday. Outbound shipments amounted to US$19.4
Seoul: Chae Hwi-young has been nominated as the first minister of culture, sports and tourism under President Lee Jae Myung. Known for his expertise in
Seoul: South Korean artist Kimsooja was named an Officer of the French Order of Arts and Letters, the second-highest of the European country’s three-tier honor.
Seoul: SK ecoplant Co., the construction arm of South Korea’s SK Group, has sold part of its stake in U.S.-based fuel cell company Bloom Energy
Seoul: The presidential office expressed its respect for a commission’s decision to raise the minimum hourly wage for the upcoming year, highlighting its significance as
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung has tapped a lawmaker of the ruling Democratic Party as land minister and the head of a travel platform as