Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Pyongyang on Wednesday in his first trip to North Korea in 24 years as he is set to hold a summit with leader Kim Jong-un in a show of their deepening relations.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday visited Pyongyang for a two-day, one-night trip. He visited North Korea two months after his inauguation as president in May 2000. His second trip to the North took place after 24 years. Putin’s visit
The Supreme Court on Wednesday turned down an injunction filed by doctors seeking to stop the government from raising the number of medical school admissions, a ruling expected to affect several similar pending court proceedings.
The top court upheld…
North Korea was found to have been building up walls within the demilitarized zone (DMZ) separating the two Koreas. Bisected by the Military Demarcation Line (MDL), the DMZ is the buffer that keeps the armistice intact, more or less, between
Despite an astronomical budget for efforts to tackle the ultralow birthrate, South Korea is facing an even worse demographic picture, and the government vowed Wednesday to narrow its policy focus to support the people’s balancing of work and life, chi…
Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in North Korea in his first trip to the reclusive country in 24 years, Russian news outlets reported Wednesday, as he is set to hold a summit with leader Kim Jong-un in another sign
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken pledged Tuesday to do “everything” to cut off North Korea’s support for Russia amid the war in Ukraine, as Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to hold a summit with North Korean leader Kim
Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in North Korea in his first trip to the reclusive country in 24 years, Russian news outlets reported Wednesday, as he is set to hold a summit with leader Kim Jong-un in another sign
Corporate direct financing in South Korea dropped from a month earlier in May partly on a sharp decline in the sale of stocks, data showed Wednesday.
Local companies raised a combined 21.18 trillion won (US$15.33 billion) by selling stocks and
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken pledged Tuesday to do “everything” to cut off North Korea’s support for Russia amid the war in Ukraine, as Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to hold a summit with North Korean leader Kim