The foreign ministry reaffirmed Friday that Japan’s 1910-45 colonial rule of Korea is “fundamentally null and void” amid the controversy over the appointment of
The ruling and opposition parties clashed Friday over a prosecution investigation team’s decision to acquit first lady Kim Keon Hee of charges related to
The medical crisis triggered by a strike by junior doctors in February, which protested the government’s plan to increase medical student admissions, remains unresolved
Five Russian university students have arrived in North Korea for a language program, marking Russian students’ first entry to Pyongyang after a four-year hiatus
A short circuit or other electrical causes are believed to have sparked a fire at a hotel in Bucheon, west of Seoul, a fire
The Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office on Thursday reported to Prosecutor General Lee One-seok about the results of its investigation into first lady Kim
South Korean stocks opened lower Friday after three consecutive sessions of gains as investors cashed in profits ahead of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s
Suga of K-pop supergroup BTS appeared for police questioning Friday over his alleged drunk driving on an electric scooter and apologized for causing trouble.
In June, the Financial Services Commission announced that the tougher rules on household loans would be applied from September, instead of July — a
