Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Thursday vowed to address long-standing grievances of Korean women forced into sexual slavery for the old Japanese army during World War II, saying that

Pyongyang: The North Korean leader’s influential sister has dismissed South Korea’s recent attempts at reconciliation as mere “pipedreams,” firmly denying claims by Seoul’s military that the North has removed certain

Seoul: South Korea’s economy continues to face “concerns” due to a delayed recovery in construction investment and slowing exports, but there are some positive signs, including improved consumer sentiment, the

Seoul: Jailed former first lady Kim Keon Hee appeared at a special counsel’s office Thursday to undergo questioning for the first time since her arrest earlier this week over corruption

Seoul: South Korea will consistently pursue the normalization of ties with North Korea, the unification ministry said Thursday, responding to Pyongyang’s statement rejecting Seoul’s conciliatory overtures.

According to Yonhap News

Geoje: The South Korean government is set to establish a consultative body involving various ministries to support a shipbuilding cooperation initiative with the United States, announced Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan.