February 28, 2024

The Constitutional Court on Wednesday upheld the constitutionality of a law enacted in 2020 to better protect tenants in lease contracts amid the then

The government cut more than 10,000 workers from state-run companies in 2023 as part of efforts to reform and innovate the management of public

South Korean stocks ended higher Wednesday as investors closely awaited key data from the United States later this week. The local currency fell against

A mass walkout by trainee doctors is approaching a deadline set by the government to return to work, as medical services have been crippled

South Korea and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have recently held high-level meetings involving bilateral cooperation in the areas of railway construction, infrastructure and

A leading progressive civic group said Wednesday the concentration of economic power in chaebol, or large family-run conglomerates, has been deepening, saying the total

K-pop girl group Le Sserafim has achieved another feat as its latest album, “Easy,” became its third million seller, the group’s agency said Wednesday.

A growing number of lawmakers are leaving the main opposition Democratic Party (DP) amid an escalating dispute over what they perceive as unfair candidate

Medical services at major hospitals have been disrupted as a mass walkout by trainee doctors is nearing a deadline set by the government to