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Seoul, Incheon and Gyeonggi Province agreed to a deal, Tuesday, to cooperate in resolving problems the three local governments face. Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon, Incheon Mayor Yoo Jeong-bok and Gyeonggi Governor Kim Dong-yeon held a meeting in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province to sign the business partnership.

The trial of a South Korean chip executive accused of stealing sensitive information developed by Samsung Electronics began on Wednesday in a case that underscores South Koreas crackdown on...

TSN.cas lookahead to the FIFA 2023 Womens World Cup continues with a preview of Group H that features two-time champion powerhouse Germany, dynamic Colombia, Republic of Korea looking to make some noise and African debutant Morocco.

Amusement park staff in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, are being investigated for sexually extorting minors, including an elementary school student. Gyeonggi Nambu Provincial Police Agency on Tuesday said they handed the case of seven people to the prosecution, where they are suspected of forcing 10 girls into prostitution for eight months beginning in August last year. They worked as disc jockeys for the Disco Pang Pang ...

The US has made a very dangerous choice by deciding to offer such lethal weapons to Ukraine, says Pyongyang

Building off the major investments by companies including TSMC, a city of Phoenix delegation headed on Friday to Asia to further bolster relationships and expand business opportunities.

Taipei, July 9 (CNA) Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego is currently on a two-week trip to Taiwan, Japan and South Korea where she and her delegation will seek out partnership opportunities with tech companies and push for direct flights between her city and Asia.

Cluster munitions are a type of weaponry that disperses numerous small bomblets over a wide area during flight, aiming to explode upon impact

Samsung has announced that it worked with MediaTek to achieve highest ever upload speeds on a 5G mobile network. - SamMobile

South Korea had some 4,000 unregistered babies born to foreign mothers between 2015 and 2022, but authorities have no plans to check their whereabouts because the government has no legal obligation to do so, The Korea Herald has learned. Last month, the state audit agency said it has discovered around 6,000 babies born in local hospitals but not logged in the country's birth registration system. Nearly two-third...