In 2011, seven teenagers in pink skirts made their debut as a girl group, singing songs about crushes and first heartbreaks to embody a bright and innocent image. Fifteen years later, Apink, now a quintet, returned — still wearing pink.
A recounting of President Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration of martial law on Dec. 3, 2024, to his parliamentary impeachment, arrest and formal ouster, in pictures.
Shares fell for the third consecutive session on Tuesday as investors stayed cautious ahead of U.S. inflation data, a key barometer of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy. The local currency slipped slightly against the U.S. dollar.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday halted President Donald Trump’s sweeping "reciprocal" tariffs, but Trump immediately responded by unveiling a new 15 percent global tariff and signaling further legally crafted trade measures.
His approval rating has not been able to shake out of around 30 percent to reflect public disappointment over economic woes and security anxiety. He has responsibility for making amends.
The message left by 2025 is unambiguous. As machines monopolize computation, humans must concentrate on the most human forms of judgment.
DeepSeek's AI chatbot app saw rocketing download and user numbers, both of which climbed over 3,000 percent in a week despite rising concerns about data collection and privacy.
At least seven lawmakers from the conservative People Power Party (PPP) have officially announced their intention to vote in favor of Yoon's removal.
In an unprecedented economic crisis defined by President Moon Jae-in as a “state of war,” his administration hurriedly created a 40-trillion-won ($33.5 billion) emergency fund to help some struggling conglomerates...
President Yoon Suk Yeol has never hidden his arrogance or obstinacy. The pitiful sight of the senior officials he carefully assembled for his Cabinet reveals much about his leadership style.
Rushing to impeach him without any negotiation will make matters worse, as it will only deepen people’s pain since the impeachment of the president.
A message issued by former President Yoon Suk Yeol to his supporters has stirred controversy across the political spectrum.
The next PPP leader must reinvent the ailing party.
Korean households cut back on food and non-alcoholic beverages in the second quarter of 2025, spending less in real terms than at any point in the past nine years.
The Korea JoongAng Daily is an English-language daily published by the JoongAng Group, Korea’s leading media group, in association with The New York Times.
Posco Chairman Chang In-hwa met with Australia-Korea Business Council (AKBC) Chairman Martin Ferguson at the 45th Joint Meeting of the AKBC and the Korea-Australia Business Council (KABC) in Perth, Australia, on Monday.
Justice Kim Bok-hyeong of the Constitutional Court has emerged as a potential swing voter in deciding President Yoon Suk Yeol’s impeachment ruling after the court dismissed the impeachment motion against Prime Minister Han Duck-soo.
Backlash is growing over a proposal by a government committee to allow AI developers to use data for training without obtaining prior permission from creators, under a so-called “use first, compensate later” system.
Korea's foreign reserves rose for the fourth consecutive month in September, primarily due to an increase in foreign currency deposits held by financial institutions.
Korea set out a five-year, 150 trillion-won ($102 billion) fund to support investment in AI, semiconductors and other advanced sectors on Thursday as the government tries to strengthen the country’s industrial base.