Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung stated on Thursday that North Korea has shown little enthusiasm for his peace initiatives, yet he remains committed to pursuing dialogue with Pyongyang.

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Seoul: The government is preparing to issue the second and final round of cash handouts to citizens as part of the supplementary budget program, aiming to stimulate private consumption and

Seoul: The data protection regulator announced on Thursday that Moncler Korea, a renowned outerwear brand, has been fined 88 million won (approximately US$63,200) due to a significant data breach impacting

Washington: More than 310 South Korean workers detained in the United States’ recent immigration crackdown were released early Thursday. This event marked the culmination of Seoul’s weeklong diplomatic efforts to

Seoul: Award-winning actor Song Kang-ho is set to star in a new feature film directed by Nam Dong-hyub, known for his work on “Handsome Guys,” as announced by production company

Atlanta: Lee Jae Myung, the President of South Korea, announced on Thursday that South Korean workers detained by U.S. immigration authorities in Georgia are set to be released at 3