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Samsung and other device makers are betting big on foldable phones. In Seoul, theyre already everywhere.

Tourists can now spend a night inside the giant loo-shaped house built by a former mayor dubbed Mr Toilet.

Smartphone makers are betting foldables are the next big thing. But in Seoul, Samsungs home turf, theyre already the here and now.

The government of Gyeonggi Province is set to invest 3.1 trillion won ($2.3 billion) in reducing local carbon emissions by turning more regions within its jurisdiction into wooded areas and building a new data center to better monitor the provinces power grid.

China on Tuesday said it had summoned the Japanese ambassador after Tokyo said it would begin releasing water from the stricken Fukushima power plant into the Pacific Ocean this we...

Opposition leader Lee Jae-myung was summoned Thursday to appear before prosecutors for questioning over allegations of third-party bribery in connection with a companys allegedly illegal money transfers to North Korea, sources said.

Opposition leader Lee Jae-myung will appear before prosecutors this week for questioning over allegations of third-party bribery in connection with a company's allegedly illegal money transfers to North Korea, a party spokesperson said Wednesday. The announcement by Park Sung-joon, a spokesperson of the main opposition Democratic Party (DP), follows the Suwon District Prosecutors Office's summons of Lee iss...

Rep. Lee Jae-myung, leader of the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea, has officially been named a suspect in an investigation into illicit transfers of money to North Korea in 2018. This makes Lee, who is already facing separate trials over corruption controversies from his time as head of Gyeonggi Province and the city of Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, a possible defendant in yet another criminal case. Accordin...

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Growing concerns over the possible criminal use of self-defense weapons are sparking calls for tougher regulations on the products.