About 140 Koreans have been evacuated from Iran, Israel and other neighboring nations, the Foreign Ministry said Wednesday, ...

Korean conglomerates have 140 local offices operating in the Middle East, industry data showed Wednesday, with ongoing ...

Korea's industrial output dipped from a month earlier in January amid a slowdown in manufacturing production, particularly ...

With the closure of the Strait of Hormuz choking off Korea’s primary artery for Middle Eastern crude, Seoul is weighing an ...

The U.S. strikes on Iran at the behest of U.S. President Donald Trump leave North Korean leader Kim Jong-un with little ...

Less than a year into his term, it may be difficult to precisely pinpoint President Lee Jae Myung's leadership style, but one ...

At a cafe in the trendy neighborhood of Ikseon-dong in central Seoul, visitors are getting their fortunes read based on their "saju," or fortune-telling based on birth charts, but not by a seasoned ...

The benchmark Kospi tumbled 452.22 points, or 7.24 percent, to close at 5,791.91, marking the lowest closing price since Feb.

Korea’s benchmark Kospi and Kosdaq both plummeted immediately after opening on Wednesday morning, as uncertainty stemming from the Iran war took its toll on the market continued for the second day.

Supreme Court Chief Justice Jo Hee-de urged lawmakers to reconsider recently passed judicial reform bills, cautioning that ...

A group of 23 Koreans were evacuated from Iran to Turkmenistan amid escalating tensions following the U.S.-Israeli military strikes, Seoul's Foreign Ministry said Tuesday.