A Sri Lankan migrant worker at a brick factory in Naju, South Jeolla was tied to stacks of bricks and lifted into the air by a forklift while colleagues filmed and laughed. The worker later reached ...

Ulleung County Mayor Nam Han-kwon apologized on Wednesday for a wave of complaints posted on YouTube about the island’s low ...

Kang Sun-woo's resignation disrupted the administration’s planned cabinet formation and drew attention to the broader ...

Sales of meat and ready-to-eat meals at convenience stores surged on the day that Korea’s new consumer coupons first took ...

Former first lady Kim Keon Hee’s legal team requested a meeting with the special counsel team to discuss how she will be ...

A prolonged heat wave continues to grip Korea this week, prompting authorities to issue heat wave warnings across nearly all ...

Lee Chan-hee, chairman of Samsung Group's independent corporate compliance oversight committee, said that Samsung Electronics ...

As the summer holiday season begins, Incheon International Airport's duty-free shops are busy with travelers departing on ...

Kang Sun-woo, nominee for Minister of Gender Equality and Family, announced her resignation Wednesday amid a flurry of ...

In 1964, 18-year-old Choi Mal-ja bit off the tongue of her attacker in a rape attempt, only to be sentenced to prison — a ...

Far-right groups waving Japanese flags took over the protest site in front of the Statue of Peace in central Seoul on Wednesday, denouncing Korea’s “comfort women” as a fabrication.

Gwangju is reversing is decision to color code prepaid voucher cards based on recipient category and amount, which led to criticisms that it was discriminatory and violated individual privacy rights.