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[Newsmaker] UN head condemns attacks on civilians during Ukraine visit
Apr 29, 2022
KYIV -- The head of the United Nations said Ukraine has become ``an epicenter of unbearable heartache and pain`` -- a description underscored a short time later by the first Russian strike on the capital since Moscow's forces retreated weeks ago. Russia pounded targets all over Ukraine on Thursday, including the attack on Kyiv that struck a residential high-rise and another building and wounded 10 people, including at least one who lost a leg, according to Ukraine's emergency services. The bomba
Japanese PM unlikely to attend Yoon’s inauguration ceremony: reports
Apr 29, 2022
South Korea will welcome Japanese delegation if they come to Yoon’s inauguration, says FM nominee
Yoon to hold summit with Biden on May 21
Apr 28, 2022
Earliest-ever Korea-US summit to take place after Korean president’s inauguration
[Hwang’s China and the World] What can South Korea and China work on together?
Apr 28, 2022
The inauguration of South Korea’s new government in May will be an opportunity to assess the current state of South Korea-China relations and seek further development in the future. President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol presented his plans to turn South Korea into a global pivotal state during his election campaign. He has also declared that strengthening the US-South Korea alliance and South Korea-China relations are simultaneously achievable goals. Since South Korea and China established
S. Korea to divert gas supplies to Europe over Ukraine crisis
Apr 28, 2022
South Korea plans to send part of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies to Europe to help ease an energy crisis over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, officials said Thursday. Concerns have grown over natural gas supply disruptions in Europe amid the ongoing crisis surrounding Ukraine, as Russia is the biggest provider of gas to Europe. On Wednesday, Russia's state-owned gas producer Gazprom said it had cut off natural gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria after the nations refused to pay for shipm
Biden to visit South Korea, Japan from May 20-24: White House
Apr 28, 2022
WASHINGTON -- US President Joe Biden will visit South Korea and Japan in late May for summit talks with his counterparts, the White House announced Wednesday. White House press secretary Jen Psaki said the president will visit South Korea and Japan from May 20-24, without providing further details of his planned trip. An official in Seoul said the US president is scheduled to visit Seoul from May 20-May 22. "President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. will visit the Republic of Korea and Japan from May
S. Korea excluded from Ukraine’s thank-you list of 31 countries
Apr 27, 2022
Lack of weaponry support leaves Seoul, Tokyo off list
Yoon’s delegation, Japanese PM agree to work on improving relations
Apr 26, 2022
President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol’s policy consultation delegation met with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and agreed to make joint efforts to enhance ties between the two countries, the chief delegate said Tuesday. Rep. Chung Jin-suk of the conservative People Power Party, who is leading the seven-member delegation to Japan, said the two sides had exchanged opinions on improving the bilateral relationship. “For the development of the future-oriented relationship of South Kor
2 Europeans indicted for teaching N. Koreans how to evade US sanctions with cryptocurrency
Apr 26, 2022
WASHINGTON -- Two individuals have been indicted for teaching North Koreans how to evade US sanctions using cryptocurrency, the US justice department revealed Monday. The department said one Spaniard and one British national have been charged in the Southern District of New York with "conspiring to violate US sanctions on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK)," referring to North Korea by its official name. It said the two are suspected of having worked with a US citizen, Vi
US commission says religious freedom remains worst in N. Korea
Apr 26, 2022
WASHINGTON -- Religious freedom conditions in North Korea remain among the worst in the world, a US government commission said Monday, recommending the US government to designate North Korea as a country of particular concern. The US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) also called on the state department to bring up human rights issues when negotiating security issues with North Korea. "In 2021, religious freedom conditions in North Korea remained among the worst in the w
Yoon’s delegation, Japan share cooperation should be strengthened
Apr 25, 2022
Foreign Minister nominee Park Jin ‘welcomes’ Japanese prime minister to attend inauguration
[Newsmaker] Macron: abrasive reformer with chance to leave mark on France
Apr 25, 2022
PARIS -- Young, pro-European and unfailingly ambitious, Emmanuel Macron is the first French president to serve a second term in 20 years, giving him a historic opportunity to leave his mark. The 44-year-old, who came to power as France's youngest ever president, secured victory promising more pro-business and welfare reforms but with a "new method" that is expected to be less top-down. He had billed Sunday's vote as a chance to "save the Republic" from the clutches of far-rig
Yoon’s delegation departs for Tokyo, seeks to revive long-strained relationship
Apr 24, 2022
Thorny issues regarding wartime history and trade remain unresolved between Seoul-Tokyo
U.S.’ approval rating jumps to 59 percent in S. Korea: poll
Apr 23, 2022
The United States’ approval rating in South Korea jumped at one of the steepest rates among Asian countries in 2021, a poll showed Friday. The approval rating of U.S. leadership in South Korea climbed to 59 percent last year from 30 percent a year earlier, according to Gallup. The increase marks the second highest among 33 Asian countries where the poll was conducted between April 2021 and January 2022. “Ratings of U.S. leadership showed substantial improvement in 13 Asian coun
S. Korea verifying report of death of volunteer fighter in Ukraine
Apr 22, 2022
South Korea's foreign ministry said Friday that it is ascertaining the veracity of intelligence that at least one of its nationals participating in the Ukraine war as a volunteer fighter has died. Currently, four South Korean nationals are known to have entered Ukraine without government authorization to join the war, the ministry said. "The government recently obtained intelligence from relevant countries that there are deaths among our nationals participating as volunteer soldiers in t
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