Politics encroaches on mourning for victims of Itaewon tragedy
While the events were to commemorate the dead, some participants held signs calling for President Yoon Suk-yeol to step down.
The Korea Herald
Like the iPhone did, robots will open a new market: Korea Institute for Robot Industry Advancement
As the world’s first, South Korea established a law in 2010 to promote the development of intelligent robots.
Core consumer inflation hits 21-year high
A separate survey has also showed that over 80 per cent of South Koreans say the cost of dining out has increased.
Gangneung art fest highlights coastal city’s cultural narrative
The site-specific artworks bring life to historic sites such as the Noam Tunnel or provide new experiences to visitors of run-of-the-mill everyday sites.
North Korea fires three missiles after denouncing allies for extending aerial drills
The South Korean military also detected around 80 artillery shots off the east coast from 11:28 pm on Nov 3.
Cost of North Korea’s missile shower may run up to $75 million
The estimated cost of launching a missile varies greatly depending on the type of the projectile, with mid-range missiles costing up to US$15 million to launch.
South Korea braces for impact as US delivers fourth big rate hike
“Uncertainties are certainly growing and we’ll be extra vigilant in our response to what may come in our way”, Finance Minister Choo Kyung-ho said.
Hate campaign deepens in South Korean politics
The right-wing government and the leftist opposition in control of the Assembly have only sped up on a collision course.
Proxy battle looms at Samsung as Lee Jae-yong tightens grip
Rather than seeking costly changes in governance structure, the Samsung chief is likely to boost shareholder benefits to secure more favourable votes
South Korea’s tourism industry remains cautious after Itaewon tragedy
Major festivals and events scheduled for early November have been cancelled in the aftermath of the Itaewon Halloween tragedy, which caused at least 156 deaths, including 26…