For one man, a night out in Seoul ended with a threat of being outed — an episode that reflects the fear faced by minorities in Korea, where efforts to pass a comprehensive antidiscrimination law have ...

Boy band TWS will release its fifth EP, “No Tragedy,” on April 27. TWS announced the release on Monday by unveiling an album teaser for “No Tragedy” on the HYBE Labels YouTube channel and on the fan ...

The Korean government may implement a five-day vehicle rationing system for private sector drivers if oil prices rise to $120-$130 per barrel, amid concerns over supply disruptions and rising fuel ...

Pakistan announced Sunday that it will soon host talks between the United States and Iran, though there was no immediate word from Washington or Tehran, and it was unclear whether discussions on the ...

Korean stocks opened sharply lower on Monday as concerns have risen about a broader conflict in the Middle East after Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen joined the war.

A Russia-flagged tanker carrying Russian crude entered Cuba's exclusive economic zone on Sunday, according to ship tracking data, in what could be the Caribbean country's first oil import in over two ...

K-pop mega band BTS has claimed its seventh No. 1 debut on the U.S. Billboard's main albums chart with its new album, "Arirang." ...

Wonpil of DAY6 built his solo identity on comfort, with "A Journey" (2022) becoming a New Year's staple for many. This time, he sheds the need to stay bright and hopes his latest music can act as a ...

There are concerns that "K-shaped" consumer polarization could become entrenched in the retail industry as high inflation and a prolonged economic slowdown persist.

The government is considering raising cigarette prices to around 10,000 won ($6.63), which has remained at 4,500 won for the past 11 years, and imposing a health promotion levy on alcohol.

Less than two years after opening in Seoul, Restaurant San is already making its mark — ranking No. 54 on the extended list of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants and earning one Michelin star this month.

Falling birth numbers, hollowed-out school leagues and a broken development ladder are eating away at Korea’s sports ...