South Korea’s exports rose 18.8 percent on-year in the first 20 days of July, data showed Monday, on the back of the robust performance of chips and cars.
Outbound shipments reached US$37.17 billion in the July 1-20 period, compared
South Korea will continue to closely work with the United States regardless of the outcome of the upcoming presidential election as support for the bilateral alliance is “bipartisan,” the presidential office said Monday.
U.S. President Joe Biden dro…
Kim Min-ki, a singer, composer and playwright who nurtured countless talented artists while operating an iconic theater on Seoul’s vibrant Daehangno theater street for more than 30 years, died Sunday. He was 73.
Kim died from worsening symptoms of
KUALA LUMPUR, The National Population and Family Development Board (LPPKN) has commenced the Sixth Malaysian Population and Family Survey (KPKM) 2024 to collect the latest data and information on population, families and reproductive health in Malays…
Prosecutor General Lee One-seok apologized Monday over the recent questioning of first lady Kim Keon Hee conducted at an unconventional location, saying that it breached basic investigation principles.
The remarks came two days after the Seoul Centr…
An employee of the Presidential Security Service has been referred to the prosecution for alleged sexual assault against a female passenger inside a subway train, police said Monday.
The employee, whose identity has been withheld, faces suspicions o…
A parliamentary committee unilaterally passed a pro-labor bill Monday that aims to limit companies from making claims for damages against legitimate labor union disputes.
Lawmakers affiliated with the main opposition Democratic Party and other progr…
The Vietnam War Veterans’ Association in Germany’s Berlin/Brandenburg metropolitan region on July 21 held a ceremony to commemorate the 77th War Invalids’ and Martyrs’ Day (July 27, 1947-2024), and a requiem for fallen soldiers. This is one of the
KOTA KINABALU, Bats may become an endangered species in Sabah if enforcement and the control of hunting licences are not more strictly implemented, said State Wildlife Department deputy director Mohd Soffian Abu Bakar.
In relation to this, he said
JOHOR BAHRU, The Johor government is allocating RM54.7 million to build and repair houses for the hardcore poor and the less affordable in the state.
Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi said of the total allocation, made under the