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A court on Wednesday sentenced a Seoul stabbing rampage suspect to life in prison.

Prosecutors on Wednesday demanded the death penalty for Cho Seon who was indicted for stabbing one man to death and wounding three others near a subway station in southern Seoul last July.

For South Korea, 2023 was a rollercoaster year in terms of both diplomacy and national security.

A revision to the Criminal Act that will allow a sentence of life imprisonment without parole was approved by the Cabinet on Monday.

A revision to the Criminal Act that will allow a sentence of life imprisonment without parole was approved by the Cabinet on Monday.

President Yoon Suk Yeol stressed the importance of restructuring the police to focus more on public safety in the face of a growing number of violent crimes, during the 78th National Police Day commemoration ceremony, Wednesday.

Choi Yeon-su, a 24-year-old office worker, rehearsed over and over again how to use her bag to protect herself in a self-defense class last weekend, as the instructor told the students to hold up their bags diagonally to better shield against a knife attack. "Always bear in mind that attacks can come toward your throat. Make sure to shield yourself diagonally," the instructor said as the students practiced ...

Choi Yeon-su, a 24-year-old office worker, rehearsed over and over again how to use her bag to protect herself in a self-defense class last weekend, as the instructor told the students to hold up their bags diagonally to better shield against a knife attack.

As Korea grapples with a series of

As Korea grapples with a series of