The Latest Breaking News from South Korea

South Korea's national security chief, Wi Sung-lac, struck a cautious note on Monday, expressing concerns that securing a bilateral currency swap agreement with the United States would be hard to come by.

Virtual idols in South Korea are actually protected by law. Bullying and insulting even just their avatars is a crime. A court explained why.

Officials have apologised after a lithium battery fire paralysed nearly a third of government systems, leaving citizens without key digital services

Parliament votes overwhelmingly to regulate an industry long forced underground despite booming popularity

Kim Jong Un said his country does not recognise the Northern Limit Line in the Yellow Sea

With 11 plants in the U.S. and patents secured in Europe and Japan, New Sky Energy is expanding rapidly. Korea and other Asian markets are next, with additional applications in Africa, Australia, Canada, and South America on the horizon.

South Korea’s parliament has passed a landmark bill that would allow people to tattoos without having a medical license

South Korea’s Lee warns that Pyongyang is in the last stage of developing an intercontinental ballistic missile that could hit the US with a nuclear weapon

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung is pushing back on the terms of a proposed $350 billion trade and investment deal with the United States, which it had initially agreed to with President Donald Trump in July, saying that any agreement must be “commercially rational” and reflect the interests of…