The timing of the recall, which was issued last month, is already the subject of a government probe
Seoul-based Shinil Group announced last month that it had discovered the wreckage of imperial vessel Dmitri Donskoi off South Korea’s east coast
Samsung, the world’s biggest maker of memory chips, has weathered a series of setbacks, including an embarrassing global recall of its Galaxy Note 7
The toxic debates that have dogged former titans demonstrate how national attitudes shape team performance
This is the second major attack on South Korean virtual currency exchanges in just 10 days
Optimists say that with mineral wealth, cheap labour, and a helpful geographical location, the North has huge potential
Trump rattled the region on Thursday by cancelling a planned June 12 meeting with Kim in Singapore, citing "open hostility" from Pyongyang
It is a sudden and dramatic return to the the rhetoric of the past by Pyongyang, after months of rapid diplomatic rapprochement on the peninsula
It was more than a decade since the last inter-Korean summit and Friday’s meeting in the Demilitarised Zone did not disappoint
The leaders of the two Koreas are at the ‘threshold of a new history’
After four months of intensive training, Simidele Adeagbo became the first woman from Africa to compete in the Winter Olympics, ranking 20th overall
Educated in Switzerland like her brother, Kim Yo Jong has risen rapidly up the ranks since he inherited power from their father Kim Jong Il.
With its lengthy history of drug cheats, the Winter Olympics is working hard to clean up its act
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The Olympics torch arrived in Seoul on Saturday for a four-day relay throughout the capital city
Washington has held several joint exercises with allies South Korea and Japan this year, and deployed three aircraft carriers to the area
Seoul was keen to proclaim the Games in Pyeongchang, just 80 kilometres south of the DMZ, a "peace Olympics" but it needed Pyongyang to attend
The issue of women forced into sexual slavery for Japanese troops during World War II is a hugely emotional one that has long marred ties.
In his speech Monday, Kim said the Olympics could provide a reason for officials from the neighbours "to meet in the near future".
Seoul and organisers have billed the Winter Games which begin on February 9 as a "peace Olympics" and have been keen for the North to take part.
Policy needs to focus on making the teaching profession stable and more appealing so teachers have more reason to stay in the country
North Korea’s nuclear programme is "a threat to the civilised world" said Trump on the second day of his Asian tour dominated by the crisis.
South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics posted record-breaking earnings Thursday, putting it on course to better rival Apple’s quarterly profits.
The scandal has drawn hundreds of thousands of protesters onto the streets of Seoul for weekly demonstrations
North Korea has fired two short-range ballistic missiles into seas east off its coast, defying a UN ban on the isolated country testing such weapons.
South Korea has indicted for homicide the captain and three crew members of a ferry that killed more than 280 passengers when it capsized.
The death toll from last month’s capsized ferry off South Korea’s coast has now climbed to 275- at least 29 still unaccounted for.
South Korean Prime Minister Chung Hong-won has stepped down after the ferry disaster in which more than 300 have died or are presumed dead.
Bad weather has forced authorities to temporarily call off the search for more than 100 bodies from a capsized South Korean ferry.
Several crew members, including the captain, left a sinking Korean ferry before many of the passengers, say witnesses.
The vice-principal of a high school whose pupils were on a capsized South Korean ferry has committed suicide as hopes fade of finding survivors.
A ferry carrying 462 people, mostly high school students, has sank off South Korea’s coast, leaving more than 280 people missing.