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Mon, November 18, 2019 | 12:07

Seoul files complaint with WTO over Tokyo's export curbs

Seoul files complaint with WTO over Tokyo's export curbs

South Korea filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization (WTO) on Wednesday over Japan's export curbs, upping the stakes in the unprecedented trade row between the two Asian neighbors. The move came more than two months after Tokyo started restrictions of exporting three key industrial materials to Seoul, which are essential for the production of chips and displays, po...

2019-09-11 10:05

Moon vows stronger economy amid Japan row

Moon vows stronger economy amid Japan row

President Moon Jae-in vowed Tuesday to pursue an economic agenda that will help revitalize the economy with his administration investing heavily in industrial components directly affected by the worsening trade row with Japan.

2019-09-10 17:02

All 4 Korean crew members rescued from capsized vessel off US coast

All 4 Korean crew members rescued from capsized vessel off US coast

All four Korean crew members trapped inside a capsized vessel off the U.S. east coast were rescued Monday, the U.S. Coast Guard said. News of the rescue came more than 30 hours after the Golden Ray cargo vessel flipped onto its side as it left the Port of Brunswick, Georgia, on Sunday.

2019-09-10 09:37

U.S. Coast Guard to enter ship to rescue 4 Koreans

U.S. coast guardsmen are preparing to get on board a ship listing off the country's east coast on Monday to rescue four South Koreans trapped inside, as some of them apparently responded to rescue workers tapping on the hull, Seoul's foreign ministry said.

2019-09-09 22:02

Cargo ship overturn to hurt Hyundai Glovis

UNOSSC emphasizes Korea's leadership in 'South-South Cooperation'

UNOSSC emphasizes Korea's leadership in 'South-South Cooperation'

Korea is often considered to be the world's first country that has successfully transformed itself from a recipient country of official development assistance to a significant donor.

2019-09-09 20:11

4 Koreans trapped in capsized cargo ship off US coast [PHOTOS]

4 Koreans trapped in capsized cargo ship off US coast [PHOTOS]

Operations are under way to rescue four South Koreans believed to be trapped inside a ship that accidentally tilted sideways off the east coast of the United States, Seoul's foreign ministry has said.

2019-09-09 11:26

[INTERVIEW] 'Japan's 'breach of treaty' claim is wrong'

[INTERVIEW] 'Japan's 'breach of treaty' claim is wrong'

As President Moon Jae-in's first ambassador to Japan from October 2017 until May this year, Lee Su-hoon led Korea's Japan diplomacy during some of the toughest periods in bilateral relations in recent decades due to Tokyo's adamant protests of the 2018 Korean Supreme Court ruling that ordered Japanese firms to pay compensation to the Korean victims of forced wartime labor. Th...

2019-09-08 17:00

Seoul, Tokyo step up 'media war'

Seoul has no plan to give up developing-nation status: agriculture minister

Seoul has no plan to give up developing-nation status: agriculture minister

South Korea's new agriculture minister has ruled out the possibility of abandoning the country's special and differential treatment under the World Trade Organization regime, despite growing U.S. pressure to reform the global trade body. In a recent brief comment to Yonhap News Agency, Kim Hyeon-soo said that South Korea has no plan to give up developing country status, under...

2019-09-08 10:18

S. Korea tells it like it is, but only to US and Japan

S. Korea tells it like it is, but only to US and Japan

Is South Korea outspoken when it comes to colliding issues involving other stakeholders in the Korean Peninsula? The answer appears to be “yes” for its two security partners - the United States and Japan - and “no” for North Korea, China and Russia.

2019-09-06 15:44

Seoul denies media reports on compensation proposal

Seoul denies media reports on compensation proposal

Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon denied Thursday media reports that Seoul had proposed a compromise to Tokyo on the issue of compensation for Koreans forced to work for Japanese companies during wartime, a key point of contention in ongoing trade and history disputes between the two countries.

2019-09-05 17:18

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