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A severe wave of flash floods and landslides along the Nepal-China border has claimed more than 500 lives and left over 90,000 people affected. Rescue teams continue to struggle against dangerous weather and terrain to locate hundreds of missing survivors.
South Korea's presidential office, Cheong Wa Dae, has requested that the chief justice of the Supreme Court make a fresh recommendation for a new Supreme Court justice.
SEOUL, Aug. 28 (Yonhap) -- South Korean government and corporate response teams ...
A pilot initiative placing solar panels between train rails has proven highly effective, prompting plans to roll out the technology across Italy, France, and South Korea.
One hundred young Koreans will gather in Seoul on Sunday to discuss gender-based expectations and propose new standards not defined by biological sex, the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family said…
South Korean steelmaker POSCO Holdings obtained a $700 million credit line from the Islamic Development Bank to fund its lithium extraction operations in Argentina.
The Yonhap News Agency has released its daily editorial roundup, consolidating major political, economic, and diplomatic developments across South Korea and East Asia. The digest provides readers with a consolidated overview of the day’s most significant national and international events.
South Korea's national security adviser requested that China play a constructive role in supporting Seoul's efforts toward peaceful coexistence with North Korea and progress toward denuclearization.
The South Korean won extended its recent gains against the US dollar, reaching its strongest level in over a year as foreign exchange markets adjusted to shifting monetary policy expectations.
President Lee Jae Myung identified youth as the most vulnerable demographic and announced plans to broaden opportunities aimed at supporting the next generation.
A recent survey reveals that 65 percent of South Koreans favor developing nuclear weapons, citing growing security concerns amid reduced joint military exercises with the United States. The findings highlight shifting public attitudes toward national defense strategy.
The Seoul stock market reversed a three-day upward trend, closing significantly lower amid widespread selling pressure in technology shares.
South Korea’s benchmark stock index ended a three-day winning streak as technology shares dragged broader markets lower. Investors adjusted positions amid renewed selling pressure in the domestic tech sector.
The National Pension Service of Korea announced a record-breaking 27 percent investment return for the first half of the year, driven by strong market performance. The milestone highlights robust growth for the nation’s $1.4 trillion retirement fund.
A hospital nurse working off-duty intervened during a swimming class in South Korea, successfully performing CPR and resuscitating a woman who went into cardiac arrest.
A Gangnam-based traditional medicine facility is broadening its international patient base by offering a holistic, whole-body approach to treating hair loss through Korean medicine.
The Weimar Triangle, a diplomatic forum established by France, Germany, and Poland, is celebrating its 35th anniversary. Member states are reflecting on the alliance’s role in European integration and discussing how its collaborative model could inform broader regional partnerships.
Trading activity across Asian foreign exchange pairs shows muted movement as investors await commentary from Fed Governor Christopher Waller, while the South Korean won strengthens following a central bank rate decision.
Adrien Perruchon conducted the Bucheon Philharmonic Orchestra in a condensed concert version of Richard Wagner's epic opera cycle, featuring soprano performances of key roles like Brünnhilde.
South Korea's capital reported a rebound in its fertility rate for 2025, recording the highest growth in births and marriages among major cities in the first half of the year.
Police were notified after a person believed to be a man in women's clothing trespassed onto the grounds of an all-girls high school in Wonju, Gangwon Province.
Actor Kim Soo-hyun is set to make his first official public appearance in South Korea in roughly a year and a half.
New anti-scalping regulations taking effect in South Korea impose heavy fines on resellers and offer cash rewards for reporting violations.
South Korean equities declined at the start of trading on Friday, diverging from positive momentum on U.S. markets following a recent tech sector rally. Investors remained cautious amid broader economic uncertainties despite the overseas gains.
The South Korean chipmaker formally acknowledged a newly formed union for production and office staff while clarifying that the group lacks formal bargaining rights during ongoing salary discussions.
The South Korean government has selected SK Telecom, Kakao, and KT to develop and deploy services under its 'AI for All' initiative. The three technology firms will collaborate on expanding artificial intelligence accessibility across public and commercial sectors.
Authorities in South Korea will now impose penalties of up to fifty times the resale value on individuals caught illegally reselling event tickets, aiming to curb rampant secondary market fraud.
South Korean actor Kim Soo-hyun has officially ended his more-than-year-long hiatus to resume work in the entertainment industry. The return marks his first major public engagements and project commitments since stepping back from his career.
The free district-run festival takes place around the Seoul Express Bus Terminal, featuring performances and cultural attractions for local residents and visitors.
Two crew members have died following a major fire aboard an oil tanker operating off the coast of South Korea, according to initial reports from Yonhap News Agency.
A recent editorial raises concerns following the death of a 37-year-old woman on Jeju Island, prompting public scrutiny over local safety and emergency response protocols.
Domestic savings banks saw their net profits nearly triple in the first half of the year, though loan repayment delays are simultaneously increasing.
Two popular dining establishments in Mexico City are partnering for September to offer a unique fusion menu combining Korean barbecue techniques with Thai flavors and Mexican wine pairings.
Pyongyang threatens military action in response to recent Washington-approved weapons transfers to Seoul, heightening tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
King Harald V of Norway remains in extremely serious condition following a decline in his health, prompting the royal family to gather at his hospital bedside. Across Oslo, citizens have laid flowers outside the palace while political leaders express national solidarity with the monarch.
South Korea’s capital welcomed a record 1.61 million international tourists in July, marking a significant rebound in post-pandemic travel demand. The surge reflects strong recovery in East Asian tourism and increased flight connectivity.
Forbes reveals details for KPEX, a new Korean pop culture expo led by the creators of Anime NYC, set to launch in New York City in May 2027.
The acclaimed Korean director reunites with veteran cast members for a provocative relationship drama that examines modern societal resentments and human connections.
Ukrainian intelligence alleges Moscow has sought additional KN-30 ballistic missile systems from Pyongyang to bolster its arsenal.
South Korea's SK Telecom announced plans to establish a new company called SK Horizon focused on building and operating AI data centers, as part of its expansion into cloud and AI infrastructure.
Korea Investment Management and Korea Investment Value Asset Management have received board approval to proceed with a spinoff merger agreement, consolidating their operations.
Seoul and Beijing are expanding high-level diplomatic cooperation while simultaneously deploying stricter joint enforcement actions against illegal Chinese fishing vessels near the Northern Limit Line. The coordinated approach aims to stabilize bilateral relations and address maritime jurisdiction disputes.
Catastrophic flash floods in Nepal and Tibet have killed at least 270 people, with over 1,300 still missing, including many foreign tourists.
Philippine authorities apprehended three Filipino nationals during a raid in the Clark Freeport Zone, while their Korean accomplice successfully fled the scene.
These daily news roundups aggregate top headlines and developing stories from Senegal, South Korea, and the United Kingdom. The collections provide readers with concise updates on political, economic, and social events across these distinct international markets.
A joint report by TikTok and Kearney reveals that short-form video interest in Korean entertainment is directly driving substantial consumer spending across adjacent industries including cosmetics, food, and apparel.
Authorities detained a police investigator suspected of burying multiple missing persons cases, following the discovery of four corpses on Jeju Island within a three-day period.
A South Korean court handed down a life sentence to a 20-year-old woman who gave intoxicated men laced beverages, resulting in two deaths and four injuries.
The pioneering abstract artist, known for pushing paint through hemp canvas from the reverse side, continues to defy expectations and shows no signs of slowing down his creative output.
As South Korea officially phases out the centuries-old practice of serving dog meat soup, business owners express concerns over how the legislative changes will affect their livelihoods and cultural traditions.
The head of the Bank of Korea will participate in annual global financial gatherings abroad to discuss monetary policy and international economic cooperation.
A revised Child Welfare Act taking effect on August 4 now safeguards abused children's right to education and mandates stricter government reviews of suspected child abuse fatalities.
GYEONGSAN, South Korea, Aug. 27 (Yonhap) -- A Chinese man was placed under formal arrest...
The South Korean e-commerce giant approved a corporate restructuring that will separate its fashion, beauty, and lifestyle platforms from its grocery-focused marketplace into a distinct entity.
Fintech company Toss is issuing prepaid cards to newly arrived international students across 15 Korean universities, bridging the financial access gap before they can open local bank accounts.
Daytime temperatures are expected to reach 34°C as tropical-night conditions linger, with scattered rainfall offering little relief to residents enduring unseasonably high temperatures.
A daily historical retrospective marks significant dates and milestones in Korean history, providing context for national memory and educational reference.
Following a heavily disrupted public consultation, South Korea’s defense ministry announced it will improve public input mechanisms before finalizing controversial proposals for a new military academy.
Facing pressure from rising living costs, IKEA Korea is rolling out permanent reductions on popular furniture items, reaffirming its core low-price strategy despite broader economic headwinds.
The Education and Justice ministries are considering imposing visa curbs on Woongji Tax and Accounting College after the institution continued recruiting international students while failing to issue tuition refunds.
Located 52 floors above Seoul, the exclusive Crab 52 restaurant serves a high-end buffet featuring snow crab, caviar, and raw bar selections alongside sweeping river vistas.
South Korea has scheduled an October 7 launch for its domestically developed Nuri rocket, marking another milestone in the nation’s independent space program. The mission aims to deploy satellites and further validate the country’s indigenous launch vehicle capabilities.
This is the third in a series of articles exploring how key foreign and security issues are politicized, how political issues spread beyond South Korea’s borders, and the costs this carries for South…
Police confirmed that a Chinese citizen accused of homicide admitted to disposing of the victim's body parts, leading to ongoing investigations.
South Korea's central bank head acknowledged recent improvements in currency market stability while cautioning that exchange rates continue to operate at historically high levels.
Central bank leadership has emphasized that immediate fiscal and monetary interventions are critical to preventing economic instability amid current market pressures.
South Korea's privacy regulator has imposed a substantial penalty on HD Construction Equipment following the confirmation of a significant data leak compromising sensitive employee information.
The movie has rapidly become the fastest domestic release to surpass eight million ticket sales this year, highlighting a surge in local cinema attendance and box office momentum.
Experts suggest that Cambodia can significantly improve its rural economy and farmer livelihoods by adapting South Korea's successful agricultural transformation strategies.
Media analysts summarize the most significant political and social updates emerging from North Korea over the past week. The review covers both internal policy shifts and the regime’s foreign engagements.
The broadcaster faced public backlash after his relatives changed their minds mid-flight, causing a nearly hour-long delay for Korean Air passengers.
A fatal blaze erupted after an explosion at a paint ingredient manufacturing plant in Cheonan, South Korea, leaving three people dead and two others injured.
Having guided Vietnam to consecutive South Asian tournament successes, the head coach is now targeting a breakthrough appearance in the FIFA World Cup.
Devastating floods in Nepal have triggered a new river breach that temporarily suspended rescue operations while international teams mobilize to locate missing foreign nationals. Authorities continue to coordinate cross-border searches as local infrastructure remains severely compromised.
Artistic leaders from top international companies convened in South Korea to discuss the future development and technical needs of Korean dancers.
Authorities in South Korea have initiated a comprehensive audit of 310,000 unsolved missing persons files following revelations of systemic police negligence. The review aims to identify procedural failures and potentially reopen investigations tied to past administrative misconduct.
Yonhap compiles key updates regarding interactions, tensions, and diplomatic exchanges between North and South Korea over the past week.
Officials report that a newly launched suicide drone crashed into the ocean shortly after takeoff because of a minor technical malfunction during testing.
Uzbekistan and South Korea signed a bilateral agreement to expand cooperation in agricultural training, specialist development, and research initiatives.
Three people were killed and two others injured after a fire erupted at a paint ingredient manufacturing plant in Cheonan, South Korea. Emergency crews responded to the blaze, which is currently under investigation.
Cryptocurrency exchange operator Dunamu, behind Upbit, announced a strategic partnership with Visa to co-develop next-generation financial and payment solutions leveraging stablecoins and artificial intelligence.
A Reuters poll indicates South Korea's export growth is expected to continue through August, driven primarily by robust semiconductor demand. The forecast underscores the technology sector's role in sustaining the nation's trade momentum.
Adm. Kim Kyung-ryul will lead a high-level delegation to discuss naval cooperation and regional security strategies with Saudi officials.
A historical retrospective marks the 1910 event when Korea was forced to sign an annexation agreement, permanently losing its sovereignty under Japanese colonial rule.
SEOUL, Aug. 28 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's Protestant churches on Friday offered c...
Indonesia and South Korea are advancing discussions on deeper bilateral cooperation within the KF-21 Boramae joint fighter jet development project, reflecting shifting industrial partnerships in the defense sector.
The South Korean actor successfully defended himself in court, defeating a $410,000 defamation case brought by a luxury timepiece company regarding false allegations tied to a fellow actress.
American rapper Post Malone has canceled his scheduled October performance in South Korea, with promoter Live Nation Korea announcing the delay without providing a specific reason.
Official data reveals that foreign currency holdings within South Korea surged to a record peak in July, reflecting shifting capital flows and investor sentiment.
A South Korean court has authorized a formal rehabilitation procedure for broadcaster JTBC following severe financial difficulties. The ruling allows the network to restructure its debts while continuing operations under judicial supervision.
The USPTO upheld AbTis's exclusive patent for its AbClick antibody-drug conjugate platform after rejecting a legal challenge filed by competitor Anjinmoto.
The Republic of Korea Navy has signed an agreement with Hanwha Ocean to handle depot-level maintenance for its fleet of Aegis-equipped destroyers.
The South Korean science ministry has chosen three industry-led teams, including SK Telecom, KT, and Kakao, to develop a nationwide artificial intelligence platform under the "AI for all" program.
The Korea Creative Content Agency and Korean Cultural Center LA are hosting the 2026 K-Comics Origin exhibition, showcasing the evolution and global impact of Korean webtoons from September 11 to October 17.
The South Korean government has introduced a targeted financial aid initiative to alleviate debt burdens on small enterprises affected by the coronavirus pandemic. The measure aims to stabilize local commerce and support long-term economic recovery in vulnerable sectors.
This week's cinema lineup features David Robert Mitchell's dinosaur survival sci-fi alongside the South Korean film The Journey to Gyeongju.
The head of the UN nuclear watchdog stated that a direct meeting between the US president and North Korean leader is crucial for regional stability and denuclearization efforts.
A Korea Herald editorial examines South Korea's current fiscal approach, questioning the sustainability of aggressive government spending amid shifting economic priorities.
New data shows that insurance firms in South Korea expanded their loan portfolios during Q2, reflecting shifting capital deployment strategies within the financial sector.
A sudden glacial collapse on the Nepal-Tibet border has triggered catastrophic flash floods that have killed at least 389 people and left over 1,000 missing. More than 13,000 rescue personnel are currently conducting search-and-rescue missions amid concerns that a newly formed lake could breach and worsen the disaster.
The South Korean semiconductor leader is evaluating options to strengthen its strategic alliance with Kioxia, leveraging an existing indirect stake to enhance joint production and R&D capabilities.
South Korean investors and firms express strong interest in funding Indonesia's newly launched 100 gigawatt solar power initiative.
Following Meta’s historic $18 billion agreement to settle US lawsuits over teen addiction and mental health harms, European Union officials are demanding comparable online safety protections for minors. Financial analysts note the payout leaves core revenue largely intact while signaling a broader regulatory shift for big tech.
Employees at South Korea's HD Hyundai Heavy Industries have voted in favor of industrial action amid ongoing labor negotiations.
Pyongyang has strongly condemned Washington’s plan to provide Seoul with tactical rocket systems and fund human rights monitoring projects, threatening severe retaliation against what it terms anti-DPRK hostility.
The South Korean Ministry of Science and ICT released detailed scoring for its national AI foundation model initiative, with SK Telecom ranking first following a public request for transparency.
International Legion fighter Lee Byung-hun, a South Korean marine who lost his arm to a Russian drone strike, successfully summited Mount Hoverla and Mount Petros in Ukraine.
South Korea's financial regulator has seen a steady rise in reported cases of suspected illegal short selling, facilitated by a new real-time monitoring system for institutional investors.
Pyongyang has issued a stern condemnation of Washington’s approval of a $125 million arms package for South Korea, threatening a powerful military response to what it describes as persistent hostility. The escalation heightens tensions on the Korean Peninsula as Seoul proceeds with the defense procurement.
Volatility in emerging-market stocks is dropping at the fastest pace in more than six years as growing investor caution and tighter government curbs cool demand for the biggest Korean tech companies.
A ceremony honored Homer B. Hulbert, a US educator and missionary who advocated for Korean independence, at his burial site in Seoul while preparations continue for a commemorative bust in his hometown.
After being the world's hottest market fueled by artificial intelligence investments, South Korea's stock exchange recently experienced a severe downturn, wiping out significant investor gains.
The Emmy-winning transmedia animation studio has partnered with South Korea’s Naver Corporation to fund future projects, with 'Shine' announced as its flagship title.
A growing wave of South Korean pop culture interest is driving new business ventures targeting Vietnamese fans, signaling a shift in cross-border entertainment commerce.
Military officials announced plans to conduct test flights of the P-3CK aircraft next month, following a review period after a previous fatal accident grounded the fleet.
The Business Association of Korea claims that threats and unlawful coercion were employed by state auditors targeting companies during the current administration.
South Korea's communications regulator stated that Meta's recent updates to youth safety and protection features should be implemented worldwide, setting a potential international standard.
Regulators investigating e-commerce giant Coupang have paused their inquiry after the company refused to allow inspectors access to required facilities. The standoff highlights ongoing tensions between South Korea's digital commerce leaders and antitrust authorities.
The central bank revised its annual growth projection upward, citing robust demand for semiconductor exports and strengthening domestic economic indicators.
The director of Train to Busan returns with a frenzied Korean zombie action-horror where the undead possess a hive mind, challenging a maverick academic to save the day.
Daewoo Engineering & Construction Chairman Jung Won-joo has met Vietnamese Industry and Trade Minister Le Manh Hung to discuss the Korean builder's willingness to be part of the Southeast Asian…
National survey data indicates that citizens in South Korea are adopting and utilizing artificial intelligence tools at a significantly higher pace compared to international benchmarks.
Park issued a public apology after his relatives repeatedly changed their minds about disembarking, causing significant delays and inconvenience to other passengers.
PM Han Seong-sook called for systemic changes within law enforcement agencies following public outrage over mishandled disappearances and institutional failures.
South Korean authorities have confirmed that export restrictions on naphtha, a key petrochemical feedstock, will remain in place until January.
Investigators are moving to formally charge seven transportation ministry officials for allegedly withholding critical information about a concrete obstacle at the Jeju Air crash site. The legal action follows mounting public scrutiny over transparency in the aviation disaster investigation.
A newly approved law prohibits the breeding, slaughter, distribution, and sale of dogs for food, marking the end of an era for traditional dog meat soups in the country.
The US president's public dismissal of combined military exercises undermines long-standing diplomatic and defense cooperation in the Western Pacific.
The South Korean government announced new enforcement actions to combat unauthorized Chinese fishing vessels operating near the Northern Limit Line in the Yellow Sea.
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The streaming giant's newest romantic comedy series is officially premiering, signaling a major turning point in one actor's career trajectory as Netflix continues to dominate the Korean drama market.
The South Korean government allocated $120,000 in food and fuel assistance to support temporary housing facilities established along the Thai border.
The South Korean government has introduced a comprehensive strategy to accelerate the maritime sector's green transition, targeting the modernization of hundreds of privately owned vessels to meet environmental standards.
Catastrophic flash floods and landslides have killed at least 160 people and left hundreds missing across Nepal and China’s Tibet region, including dozens of foreign tourists. Rescue operations are underway as authorities deploy military assets to navigate treacherous terrain and monitor rising barrier lakes.
Washington, Seoul, and Tokyo have confirmed plans for trilateral military exercises next month to counter escalating North Korean nuclear and missile activities. The coordinated drills aim to strengthen regional deterrence and interoperability among the three allies.
The South Korean government has officially selected Muan County as the permanent location for relocating the Gwangju Air Base. The decision aims to optimize regional defense capabilities while addressing operational constraints at the current facility.
The South Korean government is rolling out a program granting unrestricted access to advanced artificial intelligence tools for all citizens.
The South Korean government has released its 2027 budget proposal, prioritizing targeted financial aid, job creation programs, and affordable housing initiatives for young adults. The plan aims to address mounting economic pressures facing the country’s youth amid a challenging labor market.
Samsung, SK, Hyundai, and LG have collectively donated 7 billion won to support recovery efforts in southern regions devastated by recent heavy rainfall.
Experts caution that Donald Trump's reliance on personal diplomacy and repeated interest in meeting Kim Jong-un could dangerously oversimplify complex denuclearization efforts and increase regional instability.
The Republic of Korea Army has officially launched a specialized tactical demonstration unit designed to integrate unmanned aerial vehicles and robotic systems into modern battlefield operations.
The Korean National Police Agency has deployed a special alert focusing on maintaining strict internal discipline among officers.
South Korean military officials reported that North Korean soldiers recently crossed the heavily fortified border into South Korean territory by approximately 10 meters while conducting a routine foot patrol.
Authorities in Nepal and Tibet have halted search efforts after a landslide-created barrier lake overflowed, triggering dangerous flash floods along the mountainous border. The renewed flooding endangers teams searching for dozens of missing mountaineers, including British nationals.
Chinese automaker BYD enters the South Korean market with its midsize PHEV SUV, aiming to capitalize on surging hybrid demand and challenge domestic rivals Hyundai and Kia.
Nepal declines foreign rescue help, South Korea says it is 'negotiating' The Straits Times
South Korean semiconductor giant SK Hynix projects that high demand driven by artificial intelligence applications will sustain a global memory chip shortage through 2030. The company also signaled openness to increased foreign investment to expand production capacity and meet rising industry needs.
The South Korean semiconductor leader indicates it is evaluating deeper collaboration with domestic Japanese firms, though it maintains there are no fixed plans regarding its indirect stake in Kioxia.
Prime Minister Han Seong-sook has directed emergency services to deploy all available resources to combat a major fire in Cheonan and rescue trapped residents.
South Korean officials have endorsed President Trump’s efforts to restart diplomatic engagement with North Korea, provided the negotiations yield tangible progress on denuclearization. Seoul also emphasized its desire to remain actively involved rather than be sidelined in any future agreements.
Uzbek officials are advancing discussions with South Korean firm Chong Kun Dang to expand bilateral pharmaceutical cooperation. The talks focus on leveraging South Korean expertise in biopharmaceutical development to modernize Uzbekistan’s healthcare sector.
A special counsel team requested a five-year prison term for former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, alleging serious dereliction of duty during his tenure in office.
North Korean authorities have finished construction on a new railway station serving the Wonsan-Kalma tourist resort. The infrastructure project aims to improve transportation access for visitors to the country's coastal development zone.
The South Korean banking giant announced that its upcoming leadership vote will feature three nominees, including the current chairman Yang Jong-hee, following a committee review.
Police will reopen decades-old missing person cases after discovering officers falsified records to artificially close investigations involving individuals later found deceased.
A growing number of South Korean undergraduates are abandoning traditional medical tracks to pursue degrees in semiconductor engineering and chip design. The trend reflects the nation’s strategic push to dominate the global electronics industry and secure lucrative tech careers.
Japanese police detained a 72-year-old South Korean national who allegedly remained in the country on a tourist visa for more than two decades without authorization.
Prime Minister Han Seong-sook pledged to implement sweeping deregulation measures aimed at stimulating economic growth and improving business conditions in South Korea.
South Korea will impose fines of up to 50 times the sale price on people who illegally resell tickets for concerts and sporting events, the culture ministry said Friday, as part of a crackdown on…
The Blue House has announced plans to define the precise legal scope of collective bargaining and negotiations between employers and unions under South Korea's newly enacted labor legislation.
South Korea, Japan and US to hold North Korea-focused nuclear missile drill The Straits Times
SK Hynix has officially begun construction on a $4 billion high-bandwidth memory packaging and production complex in Indiana. The new facility marks a major expansion of American semiconductor manufacturing capacity for artificial intelligence applications.
A fire erupted aboard an oil products tanker off the coast of Incheon, South Korea, killing two crew members. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident while emergency teams work to contain the blaze.
The Monetary Policy Board of the Bank of Korea voted to increase its benchmark interest rate, citing ongoing economic pressures and inflationary trends.
A curated summary of the leading stories featured across South Korea's major daily publications, covering domestic politics, economic developments, and regional security updates.
President Trump signed an executive order directing U.S. federal agencies to rename Lake Ontario as "Lake America." Canadian officials immediately rejected the directive, affirming that the shared waterway will retain its official name under Canadian law.
South Korea plans to invest 2.3 trillion won by 2030 to boost domestic humanoid robotics amid intensifying global competition in AI and automation.
The South Korean memory chip manufacturer's leadership expects sustained demand and limited supply in the semiconductor sector for the next several years, dismissing near-term oversupply concerns.
An in-depth geopolitical report examines the deepening strategic partnership between Moscow and Pyongyang and its potential implications for global power dynamics.
Kazakh officials are working to diversify economic ties with South Korea beyond raw materials, aiming to open new markets for domestic producers through direct business partnerships.
Growing revelations of mishandled missing person investigations within South Korea's police force are fueling widespread public skepticism and calls for systemic reform.
GEN Korean BBQ is entering a new retail partnership, making its product line available at Bristol Farms grocery stores across multiple states.
The Bank of Korea has increased its benchmark interest rate to 3 percent for the second consecutive meeting, aiming to curb persistent inflation and rapidly rising property prices. Monetary policymakers simultaneously upgraded their 2026 economic growth forecast to 3.3 percent, signaling cautious optimism.
The Philippine Department of the Interior and Local Government is procuring 1,500 fire trucks from South Korea to upgrade local emergency response capabilities. An initial batch of three vehicles has already been delivered to the province of Batangas.
Deposits held by South Korean retail investors dropped to 98.92 trillion won, while margin debt used for leveraged trading rose above 33 trillion won.
SV party representative Kirsti Bergstø is returning home with the parliamentary committee following a diplomatic mission to South Korea, highlighting ongoing Nordic-Korean relations.
A popular wedding hall near Sogang University abruptly closed two weeks before scheduled ceremonies due to legal enforcement, forcing engaged couples to urgently find alternative locations.
Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General Jin Yong-sung conducted field evaluations at fighter wings and army missile installations to assess operational preparedness and force capabilities.
South Korea’s Constitutional Court has declared current laws unconstitutional for failing to guarantee birth registration rights to children born to foreign nationals in the country. The ruling mandates legislative reforms to ensure all residents receive official documentation regardless of parental citizenship status.
A salon technique popularized in South Korea is gaining global attention for its delicate, glossy, and elegant finish.
A powerful glacier collapse has unleashed catastrophic flash floods across Nepal and the Tibetan border region, leaving hundreds dead and thousands missing. Rescue operations are underway as experts warn that climate change may be exacerbating the frequency of such glacial disasters.
Surging long-term US bond yields are triggering capital outflows and currency volatility in South Korea, prompting economists to warn of broader implications for Asian financial markets and monetary policy.
SEOUL, Aug. 27 (Yonhap) -- Unification Minister Chung Dong-young said Thursday N...
A former Army special forces commander received a 12-year prison sentence for his role in enforcing martial law, marking a significant judicial development in South Korea.
Yangtze Memory Technologies has reached a production threshold that forces South Korean chipmakers to treat it as a serious rival rather than a low-end alternative. YMTC's planned Shanghai IPO signals further expansion in the global memory semiconductor sector.
The South Korean actor aims to maintain his strong box office streak with the release of his latest action thriller following recent commercial successes.
SSG.com announced plans to separate its beauty and lifestyle divisions into a distinct entity to streamline operations and focus on core e-commerce growth.
The automaker is upgrading maintenance capabilities across more than 380 service locations, including approximately 130 facilities specifically equipped to handle advanced EV diagnostics and repairs.
Recent polls indicate that Lee’s approval rating has climbed to 50 percent, reflecting shifting public sentiment toward his leadership. He is simultaneously preparing to meet with local government officials to coordinate strategies for stimulating regional economic development.
South Korea’s 2024 Olympic boxing bronze medalist will miss the upcoming Asian Games after sustaining an injury that prevents her from competing.
Opposition lawmakers in South Korea's National Assembly have introduced a special legislative measure to facilitate domestic production of nuclear-powered attack submarines with U.S. technological assistance.
The publication evaluates how anticipated changes in American foreign policy under President Trump are prompting Seoul to recalibrate its diplomatic and economic strategies. South Korean officials are reportedly pursuing a long-term approach to navigate shifting trans-Pacific alliances.
Japanese authorities detained a South Korean national who allegedly entered the country using his brother's passport in 1993 and remained illegally for over two and a half decades while seeking employment.
Iranian cultural officials are studying South Korea’s historical monument preservation and restoration techniques as a model for rebuilding war-damaged sites. The approach emphasizes how heritage conservation can foster national resilience and historical continuity.
Twenty-three-year-old Park So-yeon has been selected to represent South Korea in international competitive gaming, breaking gender barriers in a traditionally male-dominated field.
Official data reveals that South Korean household incomes increased by 4.5 percent in the second quarter, driven by higher wages and government transfers. Concurrently, major credit card companies reported over 5 percent growth in first-half net profits, reflecting steady consumer spending activity.
Members of South Korea's People Power Party have introduced a special legislative bill to authorize the development of nuclear-powered submarines. The proposal seeks to significantly upgrade the nation's naval defense capabilities.
National customs officials reported thwarting ten separate drug trafficking operations by utilizing enhanced secondary screening procedures at ports of entry.
South Korean equities retreated from their morning highs as traders took profits and reassessed market sentiment toward the end of the trading session.
Seoul announces a major national funding initiative dedicated to advancing full-stack humanoid robot technology, aiming to establish South Korea as a global leader in next-generation robotics innovation.