Video chronicles South Korea’s triumphs, challenges through voices of journalists

From postwar origins to digital media frontiers, The Korea Herald sets milestones within local media industry, while upholding universal journalist principles

Etro Korea CEO Lee Jong-kyu celebrates The Korea Herald's 70th anniversary

Ambassadors from 22 nations that stood by South Korea during the 1950-53 Korean War have conveyed congratulatory messages on the occasion of The Korea Herald's 70th anniversary and the 70th year of ceasefire of the Korean War. -- Ed. Catherine Raper, Australian ambassador Congratulations to The Korea Herald on its 70th anniversary. Australia and the Republic of Korea stood side by side in battle, and have helped each other become prosperous. As democracies, we share a common view of the

Readers chart The Korea Herald’s evolution from language resource to digital-age cultural bridge

In the eyes of Jason Batman, the managing director responsible for Citibank's treasury and trade solutions division, there's a remarkable parallel between Citibank Korea and The Korea Herald. Both entities function as essential conduits that forge connections between Korea and the rest of the world. "Korean conglomerates look at Citibank and see access to the global infrastructure of banking. A one-stop shop that can cater to their needs in 95 markets worldwide," Batman said

Leaders and celebrities in the cultural sector who are at the forefront as well as behind the scenes have shared congratulatory messages on the occasion of The Korea Herald's 70th anniversary and 70 years since the cease-fire of the Korean War. -- Ed. Sumi Jo, Soprano Congratulations on the 70th anniversary of The Korea Herald, which has played a significant role as a fundamental bridge between the world and South Korea with accurate reporting and balanced analysis, reflecting the country

German automaker logs record sales during the 1st half of this year in Korea

Moving forward from South Korea's dynamic seven decades, The Korea Herald identifies the seven most crucial challenges the nation must overcome for a sustainable and prosperous future. – Ed. Climate crisis becomes irreversible reality Climate change has long been considered a future disaster rather than a present threat by many Koreans. However, it has now become a largely irreversible reality, manifesting as a series of extreme weather events that significantly affect people'

Business leaders have sent congratulatory messages to celebrate the 70th anniversary of The Korea Herald. – Ed. Chey Tae-won, Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry chairman My sincere congratulations to The Korea Herald on its 70th anniversary. The Korea Herald, then The Korea Republic, was first published to introduce Korean society following the Korean War and to solidify international cooperation. The Korea Herald has witnessed the moments of reconstruction, growth and the Miracle

The Korea Herald received congratulatory messages from a distinguished assembly of political and social leaders. Their words signify a shared commitment to fostering collaboration across various fields, ranging from global governance to local administration, artistic creativity and more. – Ed. Kim Jin-pyo, National Assembly speaker I'm Kim Jin-pyo, speaker of the National Assembly. My heartfelt congratulations for the 70th anniversary of The Korea Herald. The Korea Herald was fo

Recognition from prominent figures in the government inspires The Korea Herald to strive for excellence in the publication’s reporting and the commitment to our readers. – Ed. Choo Kyung-ho, Deputy prime minister and finance minister I extend my warmest congratulations on the 70th anniversary of The Korea Herald. Born in the ruins of the Korean War in 1953, The Korea Herald has made a great contribution to raising the country’s profile worldwide while serving as a window to a

I offer heartfelt congratulations to The Korea Herald on the 70th anniversary of its founding. My profound appreciation goes to Mr. Jung Won-ju, chairman of Herald Corp., as well as its management and staff. I also extend congratulations to its readers. Founded in 1953 on Liberation Day, Aug. 15, The Korea Herald has served as a bridge between Korea and the international community while vividly reporting the Republic of Korea’s progress as the country overcame the ruins of war and impoveri