Editorial: Semiconductor factories leaving Korea for the US to weaken Korea's backbone industry  조선일보

Stock-rich K-content industry players hit by fall in stock valuation  koreatimes

The most preferred alcoholic drink among South Koreans was beer, receiving more than double the support of the runner-up

Austin Says North Korea Helped Russia 'Get Back Up on Its Feet'  Air & Space Forces Magazine

South Korea’s New Way to Pursue Safety  SchiffGold

A starting point for new governance style President Yoon Suk Yeol finally held a press conference on Thursday. It came 21 months after his first conference on the occasion of his 100th day in office. The president gave the impression that he wants to

Disappointing press conference Proactively pursue urgent policy agenda President Yoon Suk Yeol's press conference at the presidential office on Thursday, commemorating the second anniversary of his inauguration, fell short of expectations. Despite bei

Negligence of duty Lawmakers under fire for taking overseas trips while failing to work on pending bills With about three weeks left before the 21st National Assembly closes on May 29, a significant number of lawmakers from both the ruling People Powe

SEOUL, May 10 (Yonhap) -- The following are the top headlines in major South Korean newspapers on May 10. Korean-language dailies -- No 'change' in Yoon's address, refusing special prosecution (Kyunghyang Shinmun) -- Yoon apologizes for wife's 'unwise

Japan, Taiwan, South Korea Need a Green Energy Pact  Bloomberg

Japan, Taiwan, South Korea Need a Green Energy Pact  Bloomberg

Beef industry leaders travel to Korea and Japan | Iowa Agri Businessradio Network  Iowa Agribusiness Network

By Song Sang-ho WASHINGTON, May 9 (Yonhap) -- A U.S. congressional report has noted the need for Congress to look into the implementation of anti-North Korea sanctions, saying the North's violation of the sanctions challenges Washington's policy to per

(ATTN: RECASTS headline for clarity; ADDS more info in 5th para) By Song Sang-ho WASHINGTON, May 9 (Yonhap) -- A Pentagon spokesperson refused Thursday to comment on whether the United States wants Seoul to provide lethal arms support to Ukraine, after

South Korea Considers Paying New Parents $73000 per Baby To Boost Flagging Birth Rate  The New York Sun

By Song Sang-ho WASHINGTON, May 9 (Yonhap) -- A Pentagon spokesperson refused Thursday to comment on whether Seoul should provide lethal arms support to Ukraine, after South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol reaffirmed his administration's policy against