Seoul: South Korean stocks extended gains late Friday morning, heading toward setting another record high after days of record rallies, as easing tensions between the United States and China boosted

Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung’s approval rating inched up to 56 percent, a survey showed Friday. In a Gallup Korea survey of 1,000 adults conducted Tuesday through Thursday, the positive

Seoul: This week has seen a series of significant developments concerning North Korea. A North Korean soldier crossed the heavily fortified border into South Korea, marking a rare incident of

Madrid: National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-shik met with Spain’s parliamentary speakers in Madrid to discuss ways to expand cooperation in renewable energy and strengthen bilateral ties, his office said Friday.

Busan: South Korea will continue efforts to safeguard and promote peace on the Korean Peninsula through its peace initiative toward North Korea, stressing that doing so is its responsibility to

Pyongyang: North Korea has initiated the construction of a memorial museum in Pyongyang to honor its troops who perished while fighting alongside Russia in the conflict with Ukraine, as reported