President Yoon Suk Yeol attended a church service Sunday, marking the 1919 independence movement against Japanese colonial rule, his office said.

Yoon’s visit to Wonchon Baptist Church in Suwon, 30 kilometers south of Seoul, came five days before th…

The 5th Senate Election 2024 was conducted on Feb. 25 smoothly in a free and fair manner, affirmed H.E. Prach Chan, Chairman of the National Election Committee (NEC).

At a dissemination meeting with stakeholders on the election’s general situation a…

A large-scale walkout by trainee doctors is expected to intensify as new medical school graduates reportedly refused to take internships, joining an ongoing protest against the government’s plan to boost the number of medical students.

The move by m…

A South Korea-based company sanctioned by the United States over its alleged connection to Russia is currently under investigation by authorities here, a foreign ministry official said Sunday.

Daesung International Trading, a company located in Sout…

The presidential office said Sunday it continues to think 2,000 is the number of additional medical school students needed to address a shortage of doctors, dismissing the possibility the quota will be lowered in line with doctors’ groups’ demands.

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North Korea’s recent removal of unification references could create an ideological vacuum or confusion among the elite ranks, leading the regime to carry out a military provocation to bring stability, Seoul’s point man on Pyongyang said Sunday.

Unif…