Yoon re-arrested after 124 days, prosecutors target foreign aggression charges Court cites risk of evidence tampering; Yoon ...

In South Korea, AI steps in where bureaucrats left off As adoption spreads, questions remain about reliability, readiness, ...

The special counsel investigating former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol on insurrection-related charges filed a request ...

South Koreas construction rivals join forces to automate job sites Samsung, Hyundai launch co-developed robot as safety law ...

Sibling feud at Lotte resurfaces in Tokyo court Shin Dong-ju files shareholder suit over reputational, financial harm ...

Whats behind South Koreas egg price spike A perfect storm of flu outbreaks, farming rules and falling imports is squeezing supply—and pushing prices to new highs ...

New apartment supply set to hit decade low Gwangju, Busan, and Sejong see supply halve amid deepening post-pandemic housing slowdown ...

As the Pentagon prepares to unveil its next National Defense Strategy as early as August, two U.S. defense analysts are urging a dramatic downsizing of American military presence in South Korea — a ...

Yoon returns to solitary cell with no air-conditioning The former president, re-arrested after 124 days, will face standard intake procedures and spend the summer in an uncooled detention cell ...

Editorial: Declining earnings of core industries point to structural weaknesses South Korean tech companies Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics re ...

Kakao adopts Slack for internal use Slack replaces Agit and Kakao Work in key departments as Kakao quietly shifts collaboration strategy.

A special prosecutor team investigating alleged stock manipulation tied to Kim Keon-hee, the wife of former President Yoon Suk-yeol, raided more than 10 locations on July 3, including the headquarters ...