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Business
Korean regulators face scrutiny as stock market volatility persists
As South Korea's stock market continues to swing sharply between steep losses and strong gains, questions are mounting over the effectiveness of financial authorities' response. The Kospi, which plung
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Life&Culture
Mountain trail closed for nearly 60 years opens in Seoul
For nearly six decades, a stretch of mountain behind Cheong Wa Dae, Korea's presidential compound, remained off-limits to the public. Starting Saturday at 9 a.m., visitors will be able to explore the
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National
Lee pushes to enshrine pro-democracy movements in Constitution
President Lee Jae Myung on Friday renewed his call for an amendment to recognize South Korea's historic pro-democracy movements in the Constitution's preamble, urging the National Assembly to begin di
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