Seoul: South Korean stocks traded higher late Tuesday morning, led by tech gains, as investors harbored hopes for the government’s market-friendly tax reform measures and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate

Seoul: The leader of the ruling Democratic Party (DP) emphasized that the ongoing special counsel investigation into the failed martial law attempt by ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol should not

Gwangju: The host South Korea advanced to the finals in the men’s team and mixed team recurve events at the World Archery Championships on Tuesday. South Korea, though, won’t be

Seoul: South Korea’s top search engine operator Naver Corp. on Tuesday vowed to expand tie-ups with commerce platforms and other service providers to enhance brand loyalty by leveraging its user

Seoul: The commander of the U.S. military stationed in South Korea has stated that the American-led U.N. Command will continue to play a role in maintaining regional peace and security.

Seoul: About 60 percent of South Koreans are disappointed by a recent crackdown by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Georgia that led to the arrests of hundreds