South Korea to Provide $500,000 in Aid to Flood-Affected Nepal
South Korea has announced a $500,000 humanitarian aid package for Nepal to support relief efforts following devastating floods and landslides. The South Korean foreign ministry made the announcement on Tuesday. The recent monsoon rains in Nepal have resulted in over 200 fatalities, with
South Korea and Philippines Forge Strategic Partnership to Enhance Cooperation
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. have announced the establishment of a strategic partnership aimed at boosting collaboration in security, economy, energy, and other key areas. This agreement was made during a summit in Manila, marking the
South Korea Reports Another Case of Lumpy Skin Disease
South Korea has confirmed another case of lumpy skin disease (LSD) in cattle, bringing the total number of cases this year to eight, government officials announced on Saturday. The latest outbreak occurred on Friday at a livestock farm in Goseong, approximately 160 kilometers
South Korea to Launch Strategic Command in Response to North Korean Threats
South Korea is set to establish a new military command this week to enhance its defense capabilities against evolving nuclear and missile threats from North Korea, according to the defense ministry. The South Korean Strategic Command will be inaugurated on Tuesday, amid rising
Trump Claims Reelection Would Trigger ‘Mass Exodus’ of Manufacturing Back to the US from South Korea and Other Nations
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump stated that a vote for him in November would result in a “mass exodus of manufacturing” to America from countries like South Korea and China. He made these comments during a campaign speech on tax policy in Savannah,
Three People Dead After Fishing Vessel Capsizes Near Gunsan, South Korea
A 35-ton fishing vessel capsized off the coast near Gunsan, a southwestern port city in North Jeolla Province, leaving three dead, according to the Korea Coast Guard. The Coast Guard successfully rescued all eight people aboard the vessel. However, three — the Korean
“South Korea Identifies Emergency Care Crisis as Key Driver for Medical Reform”
South Korea’s health ministry has identified ongoing difficulties in managing emergency rooms as a major impetus for its push for medical reform. This includes increasing the quota for medical school admissions. The national emergency care system has faced growing concerns as several hospitals