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Starbucks Korea announced on June 25 that starting on that day, around 200 stores nationwide will begin offering plant-based plastic straws alongside the current paper ones.
Starbucks Korea announced on June 25 that starting on that day, around 200 stores nationwide will begin offering plant-based plastic straws alongside the current paper ones.
The Cabinet on Tuesday approved bills to appoint special counsels to probe a botched martial law bid by former President Yoon Suk Yeol and corruption allegations against his wife, former first lady Kim Keon Hee.
Lawyers for President Yoon Suk Yeol and the National Assembly are due to make their final arguments regarding his short-lived imposition of martial law on Dec. 3, 2024, at the 11th and final hearing of his impeachment trial on Tuesday.
The Bank of Korea (BOK) held its key interest rate steady Thursday, citing persistent housing market pressures and heightened volatility in the foreign exchange market as the won-dollar exchange rate continues to rise.
From buying coffee at Starbucks to purchasing lipstick at Olive Young, a growing number of Koreans are embracing stablecoins for everyday payments, often through overseas third-party payment platforms.
President Yoon Suk Yeol on Tuesday again vetoed a controversial bill mandating a special counsel probe into allegations that the presidential office and the Defense Ministry meddled in an investigation into a young Marine's death last year.
President Yoon Suk Yeol on Friday called the liberal Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung to invite him to the presidential office next week, the presidential office said.
President Lee Jae Myung’s back-to-back summits with U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the APEC meetings in Gyeongju have revealed the contours of his emerging foreign policy.
By-elections for Busan's education superintendent as well as mayors and district chiefs nationwide are set for April 2, following a muted campaign period.
Laws and institutions form the skeleton of the state, and trust is the root of the economy. Sustainable growth depends on a predictable system of economic management. When the nation’s skeleton and roots collapse, growth—and hope—collapse with them.
After the governing People Power Party’s innovation committee was dismantled by party leader Kim Gi-hyeon, former Democratic Party leader Lee Hae-chan assures a victory in the upcoming parliametnary election.
If party seniors still want to enjoy their privileges as in the past, it will backfire.
Every time a new governing party took power, it attempted to seat friendly figures in the C-suite of public broadcasters.
President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating rose to 55.8 percent last week, a survey showed Monday, apparently helped by the government's move to stabilize the property market, a survey showed Monday.
Starbucks Korea is planning to add at least 100 branches this year, coming off a hot 2024 that is expected to log a record 3 trillion won in sales.
Former People Power Party (PPP) chief Lee Jun-seok announced his departure from the PPP, pledging to create his own party on Wednesday, with around 100 days left till next year's general elections.
Polling agencies are showing mixed results on President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating, but one thing is clear: Voters in their 60s are the most temperamental.
Appeals to patriotism, as in the gold collection era, feel anachronistic. What markets and the public expect from a government seeking to curb excessive currency weakness is not a short-term campaign to gather dollars.
The president should set the broad direction for the government, not delve into operational details better left to working-level officials. Tuesday’s meeting marked a further step in the wrong direction.
One could argue that six months is too short a period to judge an administration’s economic performance. But if the underlying philosophy and direction of economic management are flawed, improvement will be difficult.