South Korean prosecutors indicted the Samsung Group’s Jay Y. Lee on Tuesday on suspicion of accounting fraud and stock price manipulation in connection with a 2015 merger, dealing a new blow to the …
Seoul lawmaker backtracks suggestion doctors be sent to North Korea
A South Korean lawmaker has apologized for suggesting Seoul should dispatch physicians to North Korea. Shin Hyun-young, a Democratic Party lawmaker and doctor, said Monday she could “amend or delete” …
Training suspended after 4 civilians die in South Korea in crash with US armored vehicle
Four South Korean civilians died Sunday after they were involved in a crash with a U.S. armored vehicle. “USFK is aware of the fatal accident near the Rodriguez Live Fire Complex involving a Korean …
The Latest: South Korea sees 248 new cases as virus spikes
South Korea has counted its 18th straight day of triple-digit daily jumps in coronavirus cases as its health minister warned about an increase in transmissions gone …
Typhoon Maysak strengthens as it heads towards South Korea
Just a few days after Typhoon Bavi struck the Korean Peninsula, there is another powerful storm heading for the region. Typhoon Maysak has formed to the east of the Philippines and is gaining strength …
Army Seeks to Oust Junior Leaders, Orders Reforms after Deadly Rollover in South Korea
The 1st Cavalry Division has moved to oust three junior leaders and ordered reforms to its driver’s training program after a 20-year-old infantryman was killed last year in a rollover accident …
South Korea free trade deal still expected before end of 2020 — DTI
REUTERSFREE TRADE agreement (FTA) negotiations between the Philippines and South Korea are still due to conclude this year despite delays caused by the pandemic, the Department of Trade and Industry …
Covid-19: South Korea enforces limits on diners, shuts gyms in Seoul
The 17th consecutive day of triple-digit increases brought the national caseload to 19,699, including 323 deaths …
One of South Korea’s most reviled criminal defendants: A college student with COVID who lied to contact tracers
Facing a new surge in COVID-19 cases, South Korea threatens to prosecute people who evade quarantine, refuse to wear masks or lie to contact tracers.
Surge in South Korea coronavirus cases sparks hospital bed shortage concerns
South Korea recorded its 16th consecutive day of triple digit rises in new coronavirus cases on Saturday, extending a second wave of infections that is fanning concerns about a shortage of hospital …