Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Monday completed forming his first Cabinet by formally appointing new education and gender ministers. Lee, who marked his first
Vienna: North Korea announced that its designation as a nuclear weapons state has been “permanently” enshrined in its law, criticizing the United States for its
Changwon: The son of Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong has commenced his military service as a Navy officer candidate, marking the start of his mandatory
Seoul: A Korean Air charter flight landed on September 12 at Incheon International Airport, carrying 330 individuals, including 316 Korean nationals who had been detained
Seoul: Bang Si-hyuk, the chairman and founder of the prominent K-pop company Hybe, appeared at the Seoul Metropolitan Police’s Mapo office on Monday to face
Seoul: Two South Korean players were knocked out of the first round at the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) tournament taking place on their home soil
Seoul: Today in Korean history marks several significant events that highlight North Korea’s interactions with global and regional powers over the decades. In 1974, North
Seoul: Prosecutors on Monday requested prison sentences for nearly a dozen lawmakers affiliated with the predecessor of the main opposition People Power Party (PPP) over