Seoul: Prime Minister Kim Min-seok instructed the police Friday to take “strong measures” when necessary against anti-China rallies taking place in Seoul, his office said. Kim was referring to rallies

Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung’s approval rating edged up to 60 percent, a poll showed Friday. In a Gallup Korea survey of 1,001 adults conducted Tuesday through Thursday, 60 percent

Seoul: On Wednesday, the Ministry of Justice revealed that food and alcohol were allegedly provided during questioning related to the case of Lee Hwa-young, the former deputy governor of Gyeonggi.

Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Friday met with people in their 20s and 30s to listen to their difficulties, describing the younger generation as a “victimized class” suffering from

Incheon: Trade Minister Yeo Han-koo stated on Friday that he emphasized the differences between South Korea and Japan during recent discussions with the United States, as both nations are engaged

Seoul: National Security Adviser Wi Sung-lac stated that South Korea might consider easing sanctions on North Korea if it takes steps toward denuclearization as part of the negotiation process. Wi’s