Rather than helping society heal and reflect on a painful chapter of Korea’s democratic history, political leaders are instead deepening division and social conflict for short-term political gain.

In a 2023 older adult welfare survey, “climbing stairs or ramps” ranked as the greatest inconvenience when going out.

Stimulating the market cannot become the government’s sole priority. Authorities must also strengthen safeguards against the ...

The book argues that Ilbe culture emerged partly from anger and alienation among young people who felt denied social recognition and sought an outlet online. If so, legal punishment alone may not ...

Once authority labels an individual or corporation with sufficiently harsh words, others inevitably begin to silence ...

Rather than erasing defeat, perhaps schools and society should teach children how to comfort one another through ...

Capitalism has advanced not when greed was left unchecked but when systems encouraged restraint, coexistence and ...

A collapsed overpass in western Seoul has resulted in three fatalities and transportation disruptions, particularly affecting ...

A former National Fire Agency chief has been booked on suspicion of performing key duties in an insurrection related to ...

Korean financial companies and pension funds' investments in overseas private debt funds totaled nearly 56 trillion won ...

Korea and the European Union agreed Tuesday to push for deeper cooperation in critical minerals, supply chains and other economic security issues, Seoul's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources ...

Korea's economy will likely grow at a sharper-than-expected pace of 2.5 percent this year, thanks to strong exports led mainly by the semiconductor industry, a state-run think tank said Tuesday.