The founder of Smilegate, Kwon Hyuk-bin, has been ordered to give his ex-wife an estimated €1.3 billion fortune as part of a record divorce in South Korea, a ruling that could disrupt the control of his tech empire. (translated)
The South Korean government, under the presidency of Lee Jae Myung, hesitates to intervene in the Strait of Hormuz to assist the United States against Iran due to internal pressures and complex geopolitical implications, including its relations with China and the North Korean threat. (translated)
A memorandum of understanding has been signed between South Korea and France to strengthen cooperation in the fields of artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and quantum technology. (translated)
Iran warned South Korea of serious consequences in case of military deployment or participation in American operations in the Strait of Hormuz, after Seoul considered contributing to the security of this strategic maritime route. (translated)
The leader of the Unification Church, Han Hak-ja, has been sentenced to two years in prison for corruption, involving luxury gifts intended for the wife of former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol. (translated)
A police officer in South Korea is accused of mishandling the case of the disappearance of Jang Mi-ran, who was found dead, by lying to the families and claiming to have contacted the victim after her disappearance. (translated)
South Korea reported that Russian military aircraft entered its air defense identification zone, prompting the takeoff of South Korean fighters, although these aircraft did not enter South Korean airspace. (translated)
South Korea has warned that Russian military planes have entered its air defense zone, leading to the deployment of South Korean fighters, although no violation of its sovereign airspace has been observed. (translated)
Tens of thousands of Hyundai Motor employees in South Korea have begun an unprecedented strike in ten years to demand wage increases and improvements in working conditions, particularly in light of growing concerns related to the impact of artificial intelligence and job security in the sector. (translated)
North Korea launched a dozen ballistic missiles, according to the South Korean army, while the United States and South Korea are conducting joint military exercises shortened at the request of Donald Trump. (translated)
South Korea and the United States have decided to shorten their joint military exercises, scheduled until August 27, in response to criticisms from Donald Trump, who called them an inappropriate and hostile signal towards North Korea. (translated)
Seoul and Washington have reduced the duration of their joint military exercises by six days following criticism from Donald Trump, who regarded them as an inappropriate signal to North Korea, while the Pentagon stated that essential military objectives remain unchanged. (translated)
Seoul and Washington have shortened their joint military exercises following criticisms from Donald Trump, who advocated for a reduction in U.S. participation due to his very good relationship with Kim Jong Un, raising concerns about the implications of this decision for regional security. (translated)
North Korea has threatened to exercise its "right to self-defense" in response to joint military exercises between South Korea and the United States, which it sees as an immediate threat to its security, despite Donald Trump's attempt to reduce their scale. (translated)
Donald Trump announced a significant reduction in the United States' participation in joint military exercises with South Korea, raising concerns in Seoul and raising questions about the motivations behind this decision, including relations with North Korea and rivalry with China. (translated)
Donald Trump stated that he had a very good relationship with Kim Jong-un and announced a significant reduction in American participation in the annual military exercises with South Korea. (translated)
Donald Trump announced that he would significantly reduce the United States' participation in military exercises with South Korea, citing his very good relationship with Kim Jong-un as justification. (translated)
The South Korean presidency stated that the annual military exercises with the United States are not intended to attack North Korea, despite a reported reduction in American participation noted by Donald Trump, who believes that these maneuvers could be perceived as hostile by Pyongyang. (translated)
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung reassured North Korea by stating that the annual military exercises with the United States are not aimed at attacking it, while emphasizing that the recent reduction in American participation, announced by Donald Trump, aims to preserve security and peace in the region. (translated)
Donald Trump declared his desire to significantly reduce the United States' participation in joint military exercises with South Korea, highlighting his very good relationship with Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader. (translated)
