SEOUL, Feb 15 (Reuters) – China plans to resume issuing short-term visas for travellers from South Korea on Saturday, the Chinese embassy in Seoul said on Wednesday, after South Korea lifted similar …
South Korea plans to increase aid to Nepal
Special Envoy of South Korea’s President says he would discuss specific proposals with Prime Minister Dahal for next year.
Japan, South Korea support US takedown of Chinese surveillance craft
Senior officials from Japan and South Korea on Monday said they fully support recent U.S. efforts to take down a Chinese spy balloon and other objects that have yet to be identified but may also be surveillance aircraft from China or other countries.
China’s yuan hits 5-week low as South Korea export data darkens outlook
While South Korea’s exports for the first 10 days of February rose … A strong rebound in credit demand will be essential this year after a crisis in the property sector dragged China’s growth down …
South Korea Imposes Sanctions On North Korean Individuals And Groups Over Crypto Theft
In an announcement on Feb. 10, the South Korean government said it has introduced sanctions as means to counter illegal cyber activities, which are among the main sources of North Korea to finance its …
Exclusive: South Korea aims to join AI race as startup Rebellions launches new chip
Sapeon Korea Inc also plans to participate in the project, the SK Telecom Co subsidiary said. FuriosaAI, backed by South Korea’s top search engine Naver Corp and state-run Korea Development Bank, told …
Tech war: South Korea on alert for technology leaks to China as US restrictions intensify
Seoul is on alert for tech leakage to China amid intensified efforts by the US to stymie Chinese chip development, in a subtle shift that could impact supply chain cooperation between the two Asian …
Austin Bay: Watching Ukraine, Japan and South Korea consider nuclear weapons
In East Asia the invasion and Russian president Vladimir Putin’s threats to attack his enemies’ nuclear weapons has led South Korea and Japan to seriously consider acquiring nuclear weapons.
North Korea’s antique fighter jets are still keeping the US and South Korea on their toes
North Korea has a relatively large air force, but its combat aircraft are all decades old. Even with an aging fleet, Pyongyang has been able to catch the attention of South Korea and the US. In the …
World’s next debt disaster seen brewing in Indonesia’s builder binge
The struggles are already reminding some analysts and investors of the high-profile debt debacles in China and South Korea last year, which were centered on the nations’ developers