South Korea launches a probe into crypto exchanges fee as part of President Lee’s plans to reform cryptocurrency regulations.

Looking ahead, President Lee and Prime Minister Ishiba must build mutual trust and expand the scope of cooperation.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba pledges to continue working closely with South Korea at a ceremony in Tokyo to ...

North Korea for long has been pursuing a nuclear programme and is said to have a stockpile of materials capable of build ...

PM Narendra Modi gifted Mary Simon, Governor General of Canada, a Silver Filigree Work Clutch Purse during his visit to ...

Ishiba made the remark at an event in Tokyo held to celebrate the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations with South Korea, ...

Former Birmingham City full-back Lee Myung-jae is reportedly set to return to the K-League when he becomes a free agent on ...

Seoul warns 240 mm shells launched from Sunan could strike the capital, ratcheting up Asia-Pacific tensions a day after the allies’ first Lee Jae-Myung-era fighter exercise ...

North Korea fired some 10 artillery shells from its multiple rocket launchers in the morning, South Korea’s military said ...

North Korea fired around 10 rounds from its multiple-launcher rocket systems, Seoul's military said Thursday, one day after ...

President Lee Jae Myung's government is set to push ahead with an initiative to restructure Korea's struggling petrochemical ...

South Korea’s Financial Services Commission reportedly plans to investigate transaction fees imposed by local trading ...