Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul was set to fly to New York this week to attend the annual U.N. General Assembly, where he is expected to discuss key international issues, according to his office Sunday.
During the six-day visit starting
LG Chem Ltd., South Korea’s leading chemical company, said Sunday it plans to supply cathode materials to Prime Planet Energy and Solutions Inc. (PPES), a Japanese battery joint venture established between Toyota Motor Corp. and Panasonic Corp.
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South Korea and the Czech Republic have agreed to set up a high-level dialogue channel to discuss ways of stronger cooperation on economic and financial issues, Seoul’s finance ministry said Sunday.
The agreement was made during a meeting between
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has expressed his intention to develop friendly relations with Beijing in his reply letter to Chinese President Xi Jinping, the North’s state media said Sunday.
Kim sent the letter on Sept. 15, six days
The growth pace of household loans has slowed in September amid fresh loan tightening curbs and the extended holiday this month, data showed Sunday.
According to the data, the accumulative household loan balance of the five major banks —
South Korea’s financial watchdog plans to look into Morgan Stanley over its large-scale sell order of SK hynix Inc. shares, which was made two days before issuing a report that downgraded the chipmaker’s rating, according to an industry source
Over 1 million units of children’s products with sub-par safety quality were sold in South Korea last year, according to government data Sunday.
According to the data received by the Democratic Party’s Rep. Heo Jong-sik from the state-run Korean
North Korea’s foreign minister has warned that Pyongyang will not overlook any hostile acts on the Korean Peninsula, claiming that the peninsula’s security situation is heading for a “more dangerous threshold,” the North’s state media reported Sunday…
The head of Hyundai Motor Group has recently visited the group’s manufacturing facility in the Czech Republic and has touted the plant as a major hub for the development of the South Korean automotive giant’s future mobility vision, the
Chang Ki-pyo, a prominent pro-democracy and labor activist in the 1970s, has died. He was 78.
Chang died of gallbladder cancer early Sunday at a hospital in Ilsan, just north of Seoul, according to his family.
Born in 1945