Science Ministry required to focus on specific plans to nurture AI ecosystem

Success of new party depends on how its leaders narrow differences

FTC must have weighed various factors before rushing to put forward platform law

Medical schools across the country will admit 2,000 more students starting from the next school year, raising the total annual quota to 5,058, the Ministry of Health and Welfare said Tuesday. The planned increase in the number of people trained as physicians comes as South Korea suffers from a deadly shortage of doctors outside the greater Seoul area and in life-saving specialties such as pediatrics, general surgery, cardiothoracic surgery and emergency medicine. The government plans to revise t

Current account surplus for 8th month in contrast with tepid domestic demand

Regulators urged to take more active measures to prevent real estate PF crisis

Increase in medical student quota will have ripple effects on education, industry

BOK’s report sheds light on what should be done to rekindle South Korean growth

Approach to proportional representation, boundaries of most constituencies undecided

Spread of explicit AI-generated fake images call for more proactive measures

Necessary changes in college admission to bring flood of Suneung retakers

Korea’s GDP grew 1.4% in 2023; outlook filled with uncertainty, disruptive factors

Authorities, politicians must look back, take steps to end violence, hate in politics

Govt., lawmakers from rival parties must join forces to remove ineffective regulations

First lady Kim Keon Hee’s alleged acceptance of a designer handbag from a Korean American pastor in September 2022, caught on spy cam, has become something the presidential office must address. The pastor, Choi Jae-young, conspired with a YouTube channel called Voice of Seoul to film his meeting with Kim using a camera on his watch, without informing Kim that she was being filmed. Choi said in a press conference at the National Assembly on Monday that he decided to “collect evidence&