Stories from Seoul · South Korea

These illegal donations were received while Kim Sang-min was preparing to run in the general election. He expressed regret over the verdict and stated his intention to appeal the decision.

South Korea's Kospi index was up a marginal 0.1% today. The index is on course for a 12% to 13% weekly gain, which would mark its best week since 2008. This market movement indicates a strong performance in the South Korean stock market. The KOSPI Composite Index experienced a increase of 4.32%, reaching 7,822.24 points. The KOSPI Composite Index rose by 4.32%, surpassing 7,800 points and closing at 7,822.24. The KOSPI Composite Index (^KS11) has risen to 7,822.24, marking a gain of 4.32%.

A survey of 1,000 university students found that 50.5% identified parental wealth as the number one factor for success. Participants were asked to choose from seven factors including talent, appearance, personality, effort, parental wealth, connections, and accidental luck.

An exhibition in South Korea is introducing hundreds of various works and touching stories collected from across the country. The exhibition showcases hundreds of diverse works, including Bible manuscripts, which have been collected from all over the country.

An individual underwent an investigation in a cramped location, described as having no space to sit.

All pro-Korean lawmakers have decided not to attend the Gyesogi meeting, according to a report from Seoul. Pro-Han faction lawmakers in South Korea have reportedly decided to be entirely absent from an event referred to as 'Gyesogi'.

Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon discussed his vision for the city's future, using the catchphrase 'Overwhelming completion of started changes.' He reflected on his approximately 10 years as mayor, noting that his previous term faced difficulties in implementing desired projects due to...

South Korean officials are reportedly pushing for a system that would allow the appointment of privileges, granting the ability to dismiss public prosecution.

A South Korean source reported that it would be difficult to understand the reason for opposing even the minimum opening of the National Assembly.

An investigation has been requested from the National Investigation Headquarters of the National Police Agency.