Seoul: The National Assembly on Sunday passed a bill to rename standing parliamentary committees in sync with the recent government reorganization, despite resistance from the main opposition.

According to Yonhap

Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung returned home Friday from a trip to New York, where he unveiled a new peace initiative on the Korean Peninsula at the U.N. General Assembly.

Gyeongju: The chief of South Korea’s nuclear safety watchdog on Friday visited the Wolsong nuclear power plant in the southeastern city of Gyeongju to check its safety readiness ahead of

Seoul: A North Korean merchant vessel briefly crossed the Northern Limit Line (NLL) in the Yellow Sea, the de facto maritime border between the Koreas, and retreated after South Korea’s

Seoul: South Korea and Saudi Arabia have agreed to expand their bilateral cooperation to include advanced industries, such as shipbuilding, automotive, and artificial intelligence (AI), Seoul’s industry ministry stated, pledging

Seoul: South Korean stocks tumbled more than 2 percent Friday, falling below the 3,400-point threshold for the first time in 10 sessions on escalating tariff woes and diminished hopes for