Page 35 - Dokdo News Today

Book shows how migrant women in rural Okcheon joined hands to seek their rights

MADRID--Prime Minister Fumio Kishida exchanged pleasantries with South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol at a dinner for NATO leaders on June 28, their first in-person meeting and a step toward repairing their countries’ long troubled relations.

NongHyup Bank expands Dokdo-themed metaverse platform

South Korean Navy to join multiple Indo-Pacific joint exercises

The outgoing South Korean ambassador to Japan meets for the first time with the host nations foreign minister, as ties frayed over wartime and territorial issues had prevented them from meeting, sources familiar with bilateral relations say.

Dokdo absent from maps at foreign embassies in Seoul

Hyosung Honorary Chairman Cho Suk-rae wins YoungSan Diplomat Award

South Koreas defense chief has said his country is willing to "normalize" security cooperation with Japan, amid signs of a thaw in bilateral ties frayed over wartime issues.

The remarks by South Korea's defense chief were the latest sign of a thaw in bilateral ties frayed over wartime issues.

Moving past old grudges: Yoon faces tall task of restoring relations with Japan