Seoul: South Korean stocks surged Thursday, climbing past the 3,500 mark for the first time, as investors welcomed news of business partnerships between OpenAI and

Seoul: The presidential office announced that it is awaiting a response from Washington after submitting a revised plan concerning a US$350 billion investment fund. Presidential

Seoul: Lee Jin-sook, the former head of the Korea Communications Commission (KCC), was taken into custody on Thursday over allegations of election law violations and

Warsaw: POSCO International Corp., the trading arm of POSCO Group, announced the completion of its electric vehicle (EV) parts plant in Poland, aimed at addressing

Daejeon: A total of 112 online government services have been restored following last week’s fire at the National Information Resources Service (NIRS), a state data

Seoul: A Seoul court has turned down former President Yoon Suk Yeol’s plea for bail, citing potential risks of evidence tampering. The decision by the

Gyeongju: Prime Minister Kim Min-seok stated that South Korea, Japan, and other Asian countries can collaborate to address the evolving trade landscape amid significant global

Seoul: South Korea and the United States are on the brink of reaching an agreement on crucial security matters, potentially involving increased defense cost sharing