Seoul: Extreme heat waves and other weather conditions this year have significantly impacted the annual private consumption growth rate, reducing it by approximately 0.09 percentage
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung instructed Prime Minister Kim Min-seok on Monday to take comprehensive actions to restore online public services that were disrupted by
Seoul: The heads of the country’s financial regulator and watchdog on Monday vowed to better protect consumers and focus on inducing productive finance. During a
Seoul: National Security Adviser Wi Sung-lac announced that South Korea is unable to fulfill its $350 billion investment pledge to the United States in cash.
Seoul: Park Chan-wook’s “No Other Choice” topped the weekend box-office chart, drawing over 600,000 moviegoers, data showed Monday. Released Wednesday, the black comedy attracted 609,274
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung has appointed Kim Hyun-ji, his secretary for general affairs and a longtime aide, as his personal secretary in a reshuffle
Seoul: Trade disputes rarely spiral into full-blown economic crises. Yet the latest standoff between South Korea and the United States over tariffs and a US$350
Seoul: Foreign Minister Cho Hyun stated that Pyongyang might respond to the new Seoul administration’s ongoing peace initiatives, pointing to North Korea’s recent dispatch of