South Korean Archers Secure World Title on Home Soil Amid Pressures
Gwangju: While preparing for his first world championship on home soil, South Korean recurve archer Lee Woo-seok faced immense stress, even requiring a visit to
Gwangju: While preparing for his first world championship on home soil, South Korean recurve archer Lee Woo-seok faced immense stress, even requiring a visit to
Seoul: The presidential office announced plans to unveil a public presentation aimed at establishing a 150 trillion-won (US$120 billion) public-private fund to bolster investment in
Seoul: South Korean bond yields experienced a slight increase across several terms on September 10, 2025. The changes in yields were observed in various treasury
Seoul: Bang Si-hyuk, chairman and founder of K-pop powerhouse Hybe, is set to undergo police questioning next week concerning alleged fraudulent securities transactions tied to
Seoul: An explosion at an Army artillery unit in the northwestern city of Paju has resulted in injuries to at least eight soldiers, with two
Seoul: With President Lee Jae Myung set to mark 100 days in office, he has built a reputation over his pragmatic approach to state affairs
Seoul: The planned departure of South Korean nationals detained in Georgia during a U.S. immigration sweep has faced unforeseen delays due to unspecified circumstances in
Seoul: Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol stated that the upcoming five years will be a “golden time” to fundamentally enhance South Korea’s economic growth potential. Koo