President Yoon replaces 3 minister-level officials in partial reshuffle
The reshuffling sees South Korea’s first female war correspondent named as new broadcasting watchdog chief.
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South Korea weather agency plans to forecast further into future
The Korea Meteorological Administration said it will review its numerical weather prediction to see if it can provide specific weather data for up to 14 days.
The image of South Korea overseas
"AI personifies South Korea as a charming K-pop girl with the background of 'the famous neon streets of South Korea,'" Ron Winkler writes in an online article.
Oh deer! South Korean islanders wants ‘menace on four hooves’ gone
Residents of South Korea's Anma island are plagued with deer who destroy local crops and trees, and are petitioning the authorities to label the herd as "harmful wildlife" to…
South Korea unveils support for borderline intelligent people
People with borderline intellectual functioning have lower than average intelligence, but because they are not considered intellectually disabled, they have been excluded from…
South Korea’s main opposition floats 10-year mandatory service for junior doctors
Controversial plan offers state scholarships to public med schools in exchange for service in underserved areas.
Jin of BTS to be torchbearer for 2024 Paris Olympics
The singer's involvement in the torch relay is believed to be due to BTS' popularity worldwide and the group's consistent message of "Love yourself" over the past decade.
Vietnam PM voices support for denuclearisation of Korean Peninsula
“It is Vietnam’s consistent stance to support the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, alongside peace, stability and cooperation,” PM Chinh said in an opening speech…
South Korea soft-launches longer forex trading hours
The minister highlighted that the structural revamp of the forex market aimed at developing openness and competitiveness that meet the global standard.
South Korea’s Democratic Party pushes multiple impeachment bills
President Yoon's impeachment 'not possible' unless he violated law, says the Presidential Office.