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

Seoul: The National Assembly has passed a bill establishing a new telecommunications and broadcasting regulatory body led by the ruling Democratic Party, despite resistance from the main opposition.

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Daejeon: Major government online services and networks remained offline following a fire at the central state data center caused by a battery explosion, with the time for recovery still unclear.

Seoul: A special counsel team on Friday indicted a key figure in a stock price manipulation scheme possibly involving former first lady Kim Keon Hee. The team led by special

Seoul: Seo Chae-hyun captured bronze in the women’s lead event at the sport climbing world championships in Seoul on Friday for her third career medal at the competition. Seo scored

Washington: The United States imposed sanctions on five individuals and one entity for their involvement in generating revenue for North Korea’s weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missile programs. This