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• Cho Kuk claims ruling party infighting blocked merger

• Cho Kuk, leader of the Rebuilding Korea Party, claimed Thursday that President Lee Jae-myung had initially favored a merger with the Democratic Party of Korea before the upcoming local elect..

• Zo returns with Humint, embraces subtle acting

• Zo In-sung returns with Humint, a film that places a human face within the frame of a classic spy action thriller. Reuniting for the third time with director Ryoo Seung-wan after The Berlin..

• President Lee ramps up market visits before holidays

• President Lee Jae-myung visited Chungju in North Chungcheong Province on Feb. 11 to hear directly from citizens ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday and the June 3 local elections.Accompanied..

• Bithumb overpayment sparks calls for tougher oversight

• South Korean lawmakers expressed shock Tuesday after it was revealed that cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb’s 60 trillion won ($45 billion) bitcoin overpayment incident could, in theory, have..

• President Lee invites rival leaders for lunch

• President Lee Jae-myung will host a luncheon meeting on Feb. 12 with Jung Cheong-rae, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, and Jang Dong-hyuk, leader of the People Power Party, the presi..

• Ruling party calms merger clash, faces new interference claims

• The Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) has temporarily quelled internal conflict over a proposed pre–June 3 local election merger with the Rebuilding Korea Party, but a fresh controversy over a..

• KDI raises Korea growth outlook to 1.9%

• The Korea Development Institute (KDI) has raised its forecast for South Korea’s economic growth this year to 1.9 percent, citing robust exports driven by a global semiconductor supercycle.In..

• Unification ministry eyes Trump’s China trip

• South Korea’s Ministry of Unification views U.S. President Donald Trump’s planned visit to China in April as a potential turning point to bring North Korea back to the negotiating table, and..

• PM sets February deadline for regional merger

• Prime Minister Kim Min-seok said Wednesday that regional administrative integration would be “virtually impossible” before the June local elections unless the relevant special law is passed..

• PPP shifts strategy to court young voters

• The People Power Party (PPP) is making a strategic shift to broaden its support base by putting “youth” front and center. Just five days after launching its Talent Recruitment Committee, abo..

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