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The hiring of foreign nationals will be further expanded in Koreas labor-intensive industries, beginning next year, the government said Friday, finalizing a plan to bring in an all-time high of 165,000 non-professional migrant workers in 2024 to tackle growing labor shortages.

Venezuelan President Maduro orders military exercise. Venezuela is fighting with the Commonwealth state of Guyana over the oil-rich region of Essequibo. Venezuela has long laid claim to the resource-rich area, which covers about two-thirds of the neighboring country. The Royal Navy's patrol ship "HMS Trent" will visit the regional ally and Commonwealth partner Guyana, it said. The Venezuelan Foreign Ministry on Thursday described the ship as a "threat" to the peace and stabil...

More than 9,000 Ukrainian citizens entered Romania on Thursday, and in total about 185,400 people, Romanian and foreign citizens, and about…

Shares in an Australasian electricity meter business, a Japanese bank increasing its holding and a telco deal by Canadians were some of the top foreign...

Russia should step up efforts to manage bilateral ties with Korea, a foreign ministry official said Thursday, after Moscow warned it could retaliate against Seouls export restrictions.

China’s inbound foreign investment from January to November in 2023 was still at historic high amid fluctuation, according to the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) on Thursday, vowing to further promote high-quality opening-up to attract foreign investment.

China concluded the latest Central Conference on Work Relating to Foreign Affairs on Thursday, with the participation of top leaders and senior officials covering the Party and central and local governments, as well as all departments and agencies related to foreign affairs.

Nearly nine-tenths of the foreign money that flowed into China’s stock market in 2023 has already left, spurred by mounting doubts about Beijing’s...

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa will travel to the United States next month to meet with her counterpart and affirm bilateral

A landlord in a coastal city in China has helped national security agencies combat foreign attempts at stealing military secrets by reporting the presence of strange green light, which after investigation was found to be emitted by surveillance equipment used to observe a naval base adjacent to the residential area, Chinas top anti-espionage authority said on its WeChat account on Wednesday.