South Korea’s President Acknowledges His Party’s Shortcomings
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol plans to establish a ministry to address the country's low birthrate
North Korea To Build Overwhelming Military Power
The US and South Korean forces have undertaken a series of large-scale and intense drills to improve military readiness against North Korea's military threats
North Korea Tests Cruise Missile Warhead
North Korea performed a power test of a super-large warhead designed for the 'Hwasal-1 Ra-3' strategic cruise missile
North Korea: It’s Time To Prepare For War
North Korea has accused the United States and South Korea of inciting military tensions by conducting war maneuvers in recent months
Parliamentary Election: Liberal Opposition In South Korea Wins Handily
The turnout was the greatest ever for the legislative election, however, it was lower than the 2022 presidential election, which narrowly elected Yoon
Russia Following South Korea’s Sanctions: Unfriendly
Russia criticizes South Korea's sanctions on Russian individuals and businesses, accusing it of unfriendly behavior
South Korea: North Korea Launches Ballistic Missile Into Sea Of Japan
North Korea tests a new-type intermediate-range hypersonic missile, threatening war over territorial incursion, dismantling reunification offices, and declaring South Korea its principal enemy
North Korea Conducts Artillery Firing Drills In Likely Response To South Korea-US military Training
Thursday's drills involved frontline artillery units, whose weapons place Seoul, the South Korean capital, in their striking range, the North's official Korean Central News Agency said.
India Wants Greater Market Access From South Korea For Shrimp, Rice, And Steel
India is addressing South Korea's trade disparity in the tenth round of upgrading discussion, expressing concerns over Korean firms' refusal to buy Indian steel and requesting price competitiveness
North Korea Test-Fires Strategic Cruise Missile
Seoul and Washington allege that the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un, has been sending weapons to Russia, presumably in exchange for Moscow's technical assistance