Stories from Seoul · South Korea

South Korea has announced the criteria for a second payment of high oil price damage support funds.

Lee Jae-jin, the current chairman of Samsung, has not sold his shares.

A trial involving Kim Jianxi, accused of fraud and stock manipulation, is being broadcast live to the public, allowing all citizens to follow court proceedings. He also faced an obstruction of justice charge for hindering police entry during his arrest.

The Seoul 50plus Foundation is providing AI nutrition education programs for citizens over 40 years old. These year-round programs cover video production, document creation, and data utilization.

Judgments for two senior Samsung executives, previously convicted in a case involving Everland shareholders, will be overturned.

One lane is blocked between Dongjak Bridge for greening work.

A statement has been made asserting that the South Korean president has committed illegal acts. A source stated that the president, accused of illegal acts, is now facing assertions that there is a right to bring him down.

The source stated the team is 'checking every T and dotting every I' of the document.

He made these remarks yesterday via SNS, sharing an article and claiming officials improperly handled his emergency helicopter transfer following a knife attack in January last year.

A diamond-shaped aircraft, surrounded by bright light, was reportedly seen quickly passing through the sky over Seoul.