South Korea's President Lee Jae-Myung shares his plan to kick-start his nation’s economy—and court Donald Trump.

South Korea’s President sat for an exclusive interview with TIME to discuss his dealings with Trump, North Korea, China, and ...

A type of nuclear reactor that can be used in submarines was possibly supplied to North Korea from Russia, according to a ...

The One Korea policy is a moral imperative, a strategic necessity, and a cause that transcends governments. It is the pathway ...

Foreign Minister Cho Hyun on Wednesday asked China to play its part to bring North Korea back to dialogue, stressing that ...

Purchasing a fleet from Seoul-based Hanwha would represent a significant pivot from American and European contractors ...

The elderly leader of the Unification Church is the latest high-profile figure in South Korea to face an investigation in ...

South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said on Wednesday he would be discussing Chinese President Xi Jinping's attendance at ...

South Korea is planning to change the term “defectors” to describe North Koreans who flee the country to resettle in the ...

They say that the regime of President Lee Jae-myung has forced the South Korean press not to report or comment on their ...

Seoul is seeking to reclaim wartime control of its military from the U.S.-led U.N. Command in a move that would close a ...

President Lee Jae Myung's top security adviser ruled out the possibility that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un would attend ...