July 30, 2024

Stop the move to control public broadcasters

The fierce battle over the passage of the revisions to the four Broadcasting Acts is going overboard.

A guided rocket was accidentally discharged from a patrol boat during a mock test and no damage has been incurred, the Navy said Tuesday.

Japan’s Sado complex of mines, a controversial site linked to the wartime forced labor of Koreans, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

South Korea fell short of grabbing its fifth medal in shooting at the Paris Olympics on Tuesday, following a loss in the bronze medal

Authorities said to be vetting a leak of data on undercover military agents

Military authorities are reportedly investigating the circumstances in which personal data

Korea Petro Chemical Ind Co. on Tuesday reported its second-quarter net loss of 1.8 billion won (US$1.3 million), remaining in the red compared with

After winning the individual gold medal at the Paris Olympics on Saturday, sabre fencer Oh Sang-uk will try to give South Korea its third

Seoul shares closed almost 1 percent lower Tuesday as investors became more cautious ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s rate decision and earnings releases

Lim Jong-hoon and Shin Yu-bin of South Korea lost in the semifinals of the mixed doubles table tennis event at the Paris Olympics on