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Kim Chiu named best global star at iMBC Awards in South Korea

Kim Chiu was once again recognized on the international stage as she emerged as the Best Global Star at the iMBC Awards in South Korea. The actress-TV host earned the top spot in the category, ...
South Korea unveiled on Wednesday an ambitious technology strategy ​centred on seven projects ranging from nuclear ‌energy and quantum computing to space and biotechnology, as the country seeks to ...
The government of South Korea has amended rules governing renewable energy facilities to introduce a new national limit on the setback distance local governments can impose on new projects. Under ...
Singapore and South Korea have pulled Trader Joe's Everything But the Bagel seasoning from e-commerce platforms because it contains poppy seeds. While they do not naturally contain opiates, poppy ...
Gunra ransomware has emerged as a growing international cybersecurity threat, prompting warnings from U.S. and South Korean authorities. Image: ChatGPT U.S. and South Korean authorities warn about the ...
Shares are mostly higher in Asia and U.S. futures have edged higher, while oil prices advanced. South Korea's Kospi index jumped 3.7% on a rebound for computer chipmakers.
Busan, South Korea, is home to the world’s biggest department store. But in addition to shopping, guests can take part in a traditional spa experience called a jjimjilbang.
The governing body of football in South Korea has issued a public apology after a bombshell report alleged that it had spent thousands of dollars on sexual ...
In its second edition, the week-long virtual event brought together 84 students from 50 local, regional, and international high schools. The event is one of WCM-Q’s Summer Enrichment Programs, ...
Foreign investors pulled $6.2 billion out of South Korean stocks in August. Taiwan drew $1.7 billion, ending a six week selling streak, Bloomberg-compiled data shows. The split points to a broader ...
On Aug. 6, South Korea, the U.S. and Japan detected the launch of a short-range ballistic missile from North Korea in what was the North’s first ballistic weapons testing activity since late June.