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The cherry blossom festival of Sokcho in Gangwon Province will close 15 years after its establishment due to a lack of workers amid the aging of its residents and a declining population in the region.

South Korean hospitals are experiencing further disruption amid a growing walkout by the country’s junior doctors, who perform surgeries and provide other treatment at major hospitals. The Ministry of Health and Welfare received 40 adverse effects from the doctor walkout as of 6 p.m. on Thursday, with reports renewing daily. These cases consist of 27 instances of delayed surgery, six cases of patients being ref...

Subway operations in Seoul suffered delays Thursday due to heavy snowfall. ...

South Korea recorded the warmest-ever February morning temperatures Wednesday, with morning lows in many parts of the nation exceeding 10 C, the weather agency said. The daily minimum temperature in Incheon, a port city west of Seoul, reached 11 C, marking the highest morning low for February recorded since modern weather observations began in 1904, according to the Korea Meteorological Administration. The previous r...

Korea recorded the warmest-ever February morning temperatures Wednesday, with morning lows in many parts of the nation exceeding 10 degrees Celsius, the weather agency said.

Elisa Shua Dusapin is enjoying success both in Switzerland and abroad. Despite this, the 31-year-old still manages to keep her feet on the ground.

Banyan Tree is rebranding into Banyan Group and opening 19 properties in 2024.

The National Human Rights Commission of Korea (NHRCK) has advised the defense minister to revise related regulations to prevent excessive mobilization of troops for civil services, such as assisting with local festivals hosted by municipalities, beyond genuine security crises.

Opposition leader Lee Jae-myung is smoothly recovering following surgery to repair a major vein in his neck after he was stabbed in a knife attack earlier this week, a surgeon who ...

I didn’t hear a single British accent outside South Korea’s capital. I did find naked spas, karaoke joints, fortune tellers and surprising street food, says Jane Mulkerrins