President Yoon Suk Yeol was set to return to Seoul on Friday after spending his summer vacation in provincial regions and will ready himself for a busy week of handling contentious bills railroaded by the opposition and preparing a Liberation Day add…
The governing and opposition parties have finally agreed to deal with a number of urgent bills directly linked to people’s livelihoods. On Thursday, two deputy floor leaders of the governing People Power Party (PPP) and the majority Democratic Party …
The world’s largest search engine firm Google suffered a stunning court defeat in an antitrust trial filed by the U.S. federal government. A U.S. judge ruled on Monday that Google is a monopolistic company that engaged in unlawful practices to suppre…
Electric vehicles have promised a transition to eco-friendly transport in the future. With governments around the world offering tax and policy incentives, the era of EVs seemed to be a sure thing.
But carmakers are now either delaying or reconsider…
Kim Yu-jin, the latest Olympic taekwondo champion from South Korea, took a far more circuitous road to Paris than her teammates and many others who fancy themselves as medal contenders.
Of the four South Korean taekwondo practitioners in Paris, Kim,…
The chief of Qoo10, the Singapore-based parent firm of TMON and WeMakePrice, said Friday it has begun a process to merge the two e-commerce platforms to help resolve the liquidity crisis facing the companies.
On Thursday, Qoo10 applied for the estab…
Abuja: At a bustling food market in Nigeria’s capital, Mummy Christiana breaks down in tears as she describes how a conflict thousands of kilometers away leaves her family struggling to