President Lee Jae-myung sparked controversy on the 25th by characterizing North Korea’s nuclear development as a tool for ...

South Korea's President Lee Jae-Myung shares his plan to kick-start his nation’s economy—and court Donald Trump.

Within three months of the Lee Jae-myung government’s inauguration, 24 projects worth a combined 14.4875 trillion won were ...

South Koreans have 350 billion reasons to worry Donald Trump’s tariff demands will set their economy back 28 years.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will visit South Korea from September 30 to October 1 on the invitation of President ...

South Korea plans to open its currency market for around-the-clock trading, giving easier access to foreign investors, ...

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on Tuesday unveiled a peace initiative for the Peninsula that includes a "phased ...

South Korea’s President sat for an exclusive interview with TIME to discuss his dealings with Trump, North Korea, China, and ...

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung expressed confidence that ongoing negotiations with the United States over tariffs will ...

The new government in Seoul is pushing for changes to the constitution to let presidents stay in office for a maximum of eight years instead of five — although the reform would not affect current ...

South Korea's National Assembly passed a law on Friday overhauling government organisations including the finance ministry ...