WASHINGTON, South Korea and the United States expressed “deep concerns” Thursday over North Korea’s definition of the inter-Korean relationship as one between two hostile states and its potential attempt at changing the status quo in the Yellow Sea, …
SEOUL, The government intensified pressure on striking trainee doctors by conducting a police raid on offices of a major doctors’ association and repeating the back-to-work order Friday as many of them remained off the job after the government-set de…
SEOGWIPO, Jeju, A fishing boat with 10 crew members on board capsized off the southern island of Jeju on Friday, leaving one of them dead and two others missing, the Coast Guard said.
Five South Korean and five Vietnamese were aboard the 33-ton vess…
WASHINGTON, Growing military cooperation among North Korea, Russia, China and Iran raises the possibility of “simultaneous conflicts with multiple nuclear-armed adversaries,” a top U.S. general warned Thursday.
Gen. Anthony Cotton, commander of U.S….
WASHINGTON, The top diplomats of South Korea and the United States criticized growing military cooperation between North Korea and Russia as a “serious threat” to regional stability and stressed the allies’ alignment against Russia’s war in Ukraine d…
SEOUL, South Korea’s exports moved up for the fifth consecutive month in February as the outbound shipments of chips maintained an upward trajectory, data showed Friday.
Outbound shipments advanced 4.8 percent on-year to US$52.4 billion last month, …
SEOUL, President Yoon Suk Yeol said Friday that South Korea and Japan are partners in the pursuit of global peace and prosperity as they work to overcome their “painful past” and move toward a new future.
Yoon made the remark as he marked the 105th …
SEOUL, Most striking trainee doctors remained off the job Friday after the government-set deadline for their return passed midnight, raising chances of the government taking punitive measures against them.
Nearly 10,000 trainee doctors nationwide wa…
