If the Lee Jae Myung administration succeeds in making the long-stalled service industry reform law a reality, it could deliver a long-awaited result for the nation.

It is time for the former president to stop hiding behind subordinates and accept responsibility for his actions.

With Ahn’s committee now derailed, questions are mounting about whether the PPP can recover public support at all.

Korea lost a Unesco vote to add Japan's Hashima Island issue to the agenda, failing to hold Japan accountable for its ...

The reform initiative, seen as the party’s last chance to rebuild following its electoral defeat, has now effectively ...

Indonesia’s rumbling Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki erupted Monday, sending a column of volcanic materials as high as 18 kilometers ...

Models walk the runway wearing workwear equipped with cooling systems at the 2025 Korea International Safety and Health Show ...

Kim Min-seok, Korea's new prime minister, aims to revitalize the economy and unite the country amid controversies regarding ...

LG Electronics reported a nearly 50 percent drop in operating profit for Q2 2025, citing weak consumer demand and increased ...

As the government prepares to distribute up to 550,000 won ($400) per person in consumer vouchers starting July 21 to spur ...

Korean police and military forces were dispatched to Sungshin Women’s University in Seoul and Gwangju Women’s University in ...

Ten days of heavy monsoon rains and flash floods across Pakistan killed at least 72 people and injured more than 130, the ...