Seoul: Marking the 80th anniversary of its liberation from Japan’s colonial rule, South Korea faces the challenge of balancing historical grievances with practical diplomacy toward
Daejeon: The Hanwha Eagles broke their own South Korean baseball league record with their 48th sellout of the season Wednesday. The Eagles hosted the Lotte
Seoul: Won Min-kyong, a prominent human rights lawyer known for her specialization in family law and women’s rights, has been nominated to head the gender
Seoul: Choi Kyo-jin, who has been appointed by President Lee Jae Myung as the nation’s new education minister, is making history as the first individual
Seoul: A presidential committee on Wednesday identified the transfer of wartime operational command (OPCON) from Washington to Seoul as a significant policy objective to be
Seoul: Lee Chan-jin has been nominated to lead the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS), stepping into a pivotal role within South Korea’s financial regulatory framework. A
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung nominated new ministers for education and gender equality, along with leadership for the nation’s corporate watchdog and financial regulator, as
Seoul: A lawyer who previously defended President Lee Jae Myung in his corruption trials has been nominated as the new chief of South Korea’s financial