South Korea’s chip exports dwindle as dependence on China increases
Market observers say it is important for the country to foster system semiconductors that are seeing increase in demand in the US and Europe.
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S Korean Jeju Biennale shows the island’s natural identity
The biennale started on November 16 and will run until February 12, 2023, the art event spread over six venues across the island.
Kim appears with daughter again, vows rapid nuclear build-up
Experts feel that another high-profile NK provocation is however unlikely this week as Pyongyang is in good spirits after ICBM launch on Nov. 18.
Poverty plaguing young generation in S. Korea
The economic hardships of young people are becoming increasingly detrimental to society, reflecting in lower fertility rates.
S. Korea’s Sinan islands enjoy purple patch
Inspired by the wild balloon flowers that grow across the islands, the county decided to turn the two islands into "Purple Island".
LG taps two female CEOs in unprecedented move
Korea's fourth-largest business group zeroes in on diversity, future planning in year-end reshuffle.
Yoon cites defense industry as future growth engine
The President wants the nation to be the world's fourth largest weapon seller. It is currently ranked No. 8.
Covid-19 restrictions, financial problems lead students to overstay visas
The rate in which students are overstaying their visas in South Korea is proving to be higher than that of foreigners in the country on working visas.
World Cup: South Korea holds Uruguay to a 0-0 tie
With this, the team kept hopes alive of reaching the knockout round in the talent-packed Group H.
Police find infant’s body in kimchi container, book parents
The couple reportedly hid the death of their 15-month-old daughter for three years since she died, police said.