Samsung’s Jay Y. Lee is found not guilty of fraud and manipulating stock prices On Monday, Samsung's Jay Y. Lee was found not guilty of financial crimes charges by a Seoul Central District Court.
South Korea bans the consumption of dog meat from 2027 On Tuesday, South Korea's Parliament passed landmark legislation to ban the country's dwindling dog meat industry.
South Korea launches its first domestic spy satellite with SpaceX In the ongoing tension between North and South Korea, South Korea is working on developing its space program.
South Korea holds a rare military parade as geopolitical tensions rise On Tuesday, Seoul held a military parade for Armed Forces Day, the first event like this in about a decade.
Seoul’s Nodeul Island redesign ideas feature one with a focus on Hallyu In the second half of the 2010s, K-pop completely took over the world, and it still dominates the music industry today.
South Koreans question Japan’s Fukushima nuclear waste plan On Saturday, hundreds of Korean residents demonstrated against the release in the streets of Seoul during a visit by the head of the IAEA.
South Korea investigates falsified Western adoption cases In 2005, South Korea established its Truth and Reconciliation Commission to investigate various human rights abuses of the 20th century.