The South Korean government is closing loopholes in its tax laws and revising certain restrictions so its cryptocurrency ...

South Korea has returned six North Koreans who accidentally crossed into its waters earlier this year, marking the first such repatriation under new president Lee Jae-myung. The group had expressed a ...

Longstanding concerns about President Lee could become reality—namely, that the president and his ruling party might use their power to undermine the judiciary.

Four sailors who had drifted over the disputed maritime boundary came in May. The other two entered southern waters in March ...

South Korea’s Ministry of SMEs and Startups is moving to eliminate the restriction preventing crypto firms from registering ...

Disgraced former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has arrived in court for a hearing to review a special prosecutor’s ...

South Korea has repatriated six North Koreans who accidentally drifted into South Korean waters earlier this year. All six had consistently expressed their desire to go back, Seoul's Ministry of ...

Lee told The Hollywood Reporter in an interview published on Tuesday, July 8, that he hoped viewers would see how his ...

South Korea sent six North Koreans back across the rivals' sea border on Wednesday morning, months after they drifted south in wooden boats in March and May.

South Korea is moving to reclassify crypto firms as “venture companies,” which would grant access to government subsidies.

Following the election of Lee Jae-myung as South Korea's new president, claims previously disproven in court alleging he was ...

South Korea's financial regulators and stock bourse operator have prepared measures to curb unfair trading practices, including illegal short-selling, after President Lee Jae Myung ordered a ...