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South Korea's presidential election set to reshape policies for key U.S. ally
SEOUL - South Korean liberal candidate Lee Jae-myung is projected to win next week's snap presidential election, a result that could reorient a major U.S. ally on policies ranging from China to nuclear weapons and North Korea.
How regionalism is shaping South Korea's presidential election
The first day of early voting in South Korea's presidential election saw a record turnout, with more than eight million ballots cast. The election comes after months of political turmoil, following a botched attempt by former leader Yoon Suk Yeol to impose martial law last year.
South Korea's factory output unexpectedly declined in April, depressed by a drop in electricity and gas output, government ...
The US is considering adjustments to its troop presence in South Korea. Amidst efforts to counter China's influence in the ...
The authorities were still searching for the two other people who were aboard the turboprop when the accident occurred ...
Asia-Pacific markets were set to decline Friday, with a slowing U.S. economy, inflation fears and uncertainties from the ...
From January to March, 65,022 babies were born in South Korea, up from 60,571 a year earlier. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Ian Andrews, the chief revenue officer at Groq, said Asia is running into a very physical problem: not enough data centers ...
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