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National
Korean government wins $127 million tax refund lawsuit against Lone Star
The South Korean government and Seoul won a lawsuit Thursday against US private equity firm Lone Star Funds over 168.2 billion won ($127 million) in tax refunds, after the Seoul High Court rejected Lo
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Sports
When did Son Heung-min become He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named?
No. 7’ or ‘that person’? Alleged references to captain Son fuel talk of national team rift
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National
'Eco-friendly' paper straws worse for environment than plastic: study
Paper straws have scored 6.33 times higher than conventional plastic straws in a government-commissioned study’s measure of carcinogenic impact through the course of manufacture, use and disposal. The
- South Korea’s Arctic shipping trial points to shorter route, operational hurdles
- Constitutional Court upholds harsher penalties for killing parents
- Sibelius' own orchestra brings its home repertoire to Seoul
- Free subway rides for seniors bring social benefits but strain operators: study
- AI meets fashion at Palantir's Seoul pop-up
- Cheong Wa Dae holds emergency meeting over PHP security flaws
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N. Korea's Kim Yo-jong escalates border threats in apparent pressure tactic
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Eight regions lack Korean-language classes for migrant-background high school students
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Constitutional Court upholds harsher penalties for killing parents
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Free subway rides for seniors bring social benefits but strain operators: study
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Watchdog on presidential inner circle returns: why it matters
After a decade in limbo, South Korea's long-dormant presidential watchdog is poised for a revival under the Lee Jae Myung administration, bringing back a key check on presidential power.
