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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung appointed former opposition lawmaker Lee Hye-hoon as budget minister, signaling cross-party cooperation amid plans to…
Hyundai Motor Group announced its largest-ever $85.8 billion domestic investment over five years, targeting AI, robotics, electrification, and hydrogen…
Sending the drones was an illegal attempt by Yoon to provoke the North and use its reaction as a pretext for declaring military rule.
Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice earns South Korea’s official Oscar submission, blending dark comedy and social thriller to expose the moral toll of job…
The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has temporarily suspended around 15 local government units from deploying seasonal farm workers to South Korea amid…
The two leaders had grown closer during a series of encounters over two days.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will attend the 32nd APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in Busan, South Korea, to advance Philippine economic interests, strengthen…
South Korea has reaffirmed its commitment to development cooperation with the Philippines, calling the alleged ₱28.7-billion loan cancellation a “closed…
The repatriated individuals have been implicated in various crimes linked to voice phishing, romance scams and so-called ‘no-show’ fraud schemes.
South Korea has imposed a travel ban on parts of Cambodia following the torture and killing of a Korean student, as officials investigate scam centers accused…
The country sent more than 140,000 overseas for adoption between 1955 and 1999 to remove mixed-race children, born to local mothers and American GI fathers.
South Korea has sent a chartered Korean Air flight to the United States as part of urgent efforts to bring home hundreds of its citizens detained in what has…
The Department of Finance denied reports of a suspended ₱28B ODA loan from South Korea, clarifying that the Rural Modular Bridge Project is instead under…
Jinbo Party said the law will infringe on students’ digital rights.
