North Korea has announced plans to place new “counter measures” on alert along its border with South Korea, raising concerns over military tensions on the Korean Peninsula. However, South Korea’s military says it has not observed any signs of newly deployed North Korean weapons so far. The announcement comes amid growing disagreements between the two […]
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Public dissatisfaction is intensifying across South Korea following ballot paper shortages that affected polling stations during the country’s recent local elections. The controversy has sparked widespread criticism and prompted university students to organize nationwide demonstrations demanding accountability and greater transparency in the electoral process. According to official figures, approximately 7,000 ballot papers were unavailable at […]
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SEOUL – In a candid exchange with U.S. lawmakers, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung voiced deep concerns over the ripple effects that ongoing tariff negotiations with the United States are having on his country’s foreign exchange market. Speaking in New York on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, President Lee emphasized that […]
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For the first time in 15 years, South Korea has turned off its long-running military radio broadcast, “Voice of Freedom,” which had been transmitting across the border into North Korea. The move, announced today by the South Korean Ministry of National Defence, marks a significant gesture aimed at de-escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula. The […]
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SEOUL, August 19 – In a tense moment on the global stage, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has called for a rapid expansion of the country’s nuclear arsenal. His comments came during a recent visit to a navy destroyer, where he sharply criticized the ongoing joint military drills between the United States and South […]
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