NATO chief stresses ‘interconnected’ security amid N. Korean support of Russia
"Our visit is a strong expression of the great importance we attach to the partnership between the [South Korea] and the NATO," Stoltenberg said.
South Korea
Fixing pension crisis
Drastic reforms, realistic projections needed to prevent depletion of state pension fund.
After pandemic postponements, Korean movies flow into theatres
“Road to Boston,” a film based on marathoner Sohn Kee-jung’s life, will be unveiled in autumn, targeting the Chuseok holiday season.
Nato’s Stoltenberg arrives in South Korea to deepen alliance’s ties in Asia
His visit comes in the face of the war in Ukraine and America's rising competition with China.
S. Korea: Indoor masking eased, with hope, confusion
While some are excited to greet mask-free life, some are concerned about the ongoing pandemic.
N. Korea slams NATO chief’s visit to S. Korea as ‘prelude’ to confrontation, war
Pyongyang declared that the move could bring a 'new Cold War' to the Asia-Pacific region.
Global chip revenue up only 1.1% in 2022: report
Samsung Electronics topped the chipmaker list by revenue, with a market share of 10.9 percent, followed by Intel, SK hynix and Qualcomm.
Universities need deep reform
To remain relevant and to survive, universities will need to reform themselves to create a new institutional culture that meets the needs of students in 2023 and beyond.
Seoul to expand energy vouchers for low-income families
President Yoon Suk Yeol’s economic secretary Choi Sang-mok said the value of energy vouchers given to 1.17 million households would be doubled to 304,000 won.
South & North Korea breached armistice agreement by flying drones across inter-Korean border: UN
South Korea disputed the UNC’s conclusion, saying that sending drones to North Korea after Pyongyang’s infiltration was carried out in “self-defence”.