President Yoon Suk Yeol said Thursday that South Korea will defend liberal democracy through strength by deterring threats posed by North Korea’s evolving nuclear and missile program and other provocations.
Yoon made the remark during
The Seoul city government said Thursday it will reinforce traffic signs and road markings on one-way roads as part of safety measures following a deadly car crash that left nine people dead earlier this week.
The Criminal Court has scheduled the first witness examination in the ‘Am Cyanide’ case, with the mother of ‘Koi’, the deceased, testifying as the first witness.
The Criminal Court on Ratchadaphisek Road has scheduled a
The Director-General of the Department of Internal Trade revealed that producers are cooperating and not raising the selling price of coffee, even though the cost of coffee beans has increased due to the drought. Meanwhile,
The labor union of Hyundai Motor Co., South Korea’s leading automaker, on Thursday decided to launch a two-day partial strike next week amid stalled negotiations with the company over wages and working conditions.
The union