Seoul: Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol stated that the upcoming five years will be a “golden time” to fundamentally enhance South Korea’s economic growth potential. Koo made these comments while leading

Seoul: South Korean stocks traded more than 1 percent higher late Wednesday morning as gains in major chipmakers and rising policy optimism pushed the main index above a yearly high.

Seoul: South Korean stocks surged to an all-time high Wednesday, extending their winning streak to a seventh consecutive session on hopes that President Lee Jae Myung may reverse a controversial

Seoul: Rival political parties agreed Wednesday to keep three special counsel investigations into various allegations surrounding former President Yoon Suk Yeol at their current lengths, without extending them. The agreement

Pyongyang: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has reaffirmed his commitment to adhering to the country’s nuclear weapons program in a speech marking the national foundation day, according to the North’s

Seoul: The planned departure of South Korean nationals detained in Georgia during a U.S. immigration sweep has faced unforeseen delays due to unspecified circumstances in the United States, as reported