‘Denuclearisation’ of Korean Peninsula eclipsed by US-China rivalry
The shift, observers said, reflects how North Korea’s nuclear threat is being relegated to a lower priority for both powers, overshadowed by a widening Indo-Pacific contest that…
Ji Da-gyum
South Korea’s martial law animosity has outlived decree — and now defines political identity
Those six short hours fundamentally rewired South Korean politics, seeping into the very bones of the party system and the identities of partisans.
Seoul confirms death of Korean volunteer fighter in Ukraine
The deceased was a man in his 50s surnamed Kim. He was killed in May during fighting with Russian forces in the Donetsk region, which is one of the most intense battlefields of…
South Korean opposition steps up attacks against administration as anniversary of martial law nears
But the timing of the campaign also appears designed to preempt the Democratic Party of Korea's efforts to highlight the anniversary of the illegal martial law declaration by…
North Korea denounces US-South Korea fact sheet after Seoul offers military talks
Pyongyang’s message aims to check Seoul-Beijing thaw; signals move to tighten strategic alignment with China.
Martial law probe arrests South Korean ex-spy chief Cho, ex-PM Hwang a month before deadline
The detention of Cho, who led the National Intelligence Service when Yoon declared martial law last year, is expected to smooth progress in the investigation led by special…
North Korean hackers hijack South Koreans’ Google, KakaoTalk accounts to control phones: report
The attack marks the first confirmed case of a North Korean state-sponsored hacking group compromising Google accounts to gain remote control over smart devices, according to…
South Korea, US agree on trade deal details at Lee-Trump summit in Gyeongju
South Korea to invest $350 billion in the US, with investment ceiling set at $20 billion a year. Details of the investment finalized to cut tariffs on South Korean imports to 15%.
North Korea has allegedly stolen $2.84 billion in crypto since 2024 as China aids cash-out: report
North Korean IT workers span at least 8 countries, with China and Russia serving as key hubs.
Public support in South Korea for unification dips below 50% for 1st time: poll
Along with decreasing interest in unification, public indifference toward North Korea itself has grown.