Martial law, airport collision: Top stories on South Korea, Japan of 2024
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's abrupt announcement of martial law shocked the world in December. The ensuing political crisis attracted our readers' eyes, as Yoon eventually faced impeachment. (Photo by Korean Presidential Office/Kyodo)
South Korea and Japan are seeking to hold a meeting of their foreign ministers early next year, diplomatic sources said ...
Japan's nominal gross domestic product (GDP) per capita reached $33,849 in dollar volume in 2023, behind South Korea and ...
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Vice FMs of S. Korea, Japan agree to continue high-level talks despite political turmoilSenior diplomats of South Korea and Japan agreed Thursday to continue high-level in-person talks between the two neighbors at ...
Acting President Han Duck Soo blocked the appointment of three judges that Parliament had selected to oversee his predecessor ...
The assembly approved the impeachment motion in a 192-0 vote on Friday. Governing party lawmakers boycotted the vote.
Yoon, for instance, used a significant amount of political capital to improve South Korea’s relationship with Japan, ...
Japan and South Korea will celebrate 60 years of normalized relations in 2025, but given the current situation, they will ...
The impeachment of South Korea’s acting President Han Duck-soo has plunged the country into further political turmoil, coming ...
As part of neighbouring Japan’s effort at appealing to tourists, its Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya says his country is ...
America must assess whether the next South Korean president would continue the policies of Yoon Suk Yeol, a supporter of U.S.
Global stocks mostly rose on Friday, as European markets returned from the Christmas break tracking Asia gains after a weaker ...
China and Japan are currently undertaking a reproachment in relations.
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