Day: July 21, 2025

Seoul: Nearly 60 percent of South Korea’s mid-sized companies have no plans to hire new employees in the second half of the year due to

Seoul: In 1943, Japanese colonial authorities issued an expanded order for the mobilization of Korean students to support Japan’s World War II efforts. During this

Seoul: The first-round applications for the government’s cash handouts to all South Koreans began nationwide Monday and will continue until Sept. 12, the interior ministry

Seoul: A man shot and killed his son with a homemade gun during a birthday party he threw for his father, police said Monday. The

Incheon: A shocking incident unfolded in Incheon, west of Seoul, where a 63-year-old man fatally shot his son with a homemade gun during a birthday

Seoul: South Korea will work to achieve the “best possible” outcome in the ongoing tariff negotiations with the United States in terms of national interest,

Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung’s approval rating slid for the first time since his inauguration in June after rising for five consecutive weeks, a survey

Seoul: South Korean bond yields showed minimal fluctuations during the morning trading session on July 21, 2025, with most changes being negligible. The 1-year Treasury