Kia vehicle sales jump 18% in India in March
South Korea’s second-biggest carmaker, said Wednesday its on-year vehicle sales jumped 18 percent in India last month on demand for its multipurpose model. Kia sold
NorthKorea poses ‘real’ threats to US and allies: Gen. Milley
North Korea’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs pose a real danger to the US homeland, as well as US allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific,
Seoul stocks open lower on Fed’s hawkish stance, supply disruption woes
South Korean shares opened lower Wednesday, tracking overnight falls on Wall Street, as a key US Fed member hinted at more aggressive monetary tightening. The
US, allies to ban investments in Russia, sanction banks on Wednesday
The United States and its allies will on Wednesday impose new sanctions on Russian banks and officials and ban new investment in Russia, the White
If Russia stops exporting fertilizers, the world will come to the point of major food crisis
Fertilizers are a scarce commodity today, and there will inevitably be a demand for Russian products in the world, Russian President Vladimir Putin said. “THERE
US, Chinese nuclear envoys discuss ways to restart dialogue with N. Korea: State Dept.
The top nuclear envoys of the United States and China met Tuesday in Washington for talks on ways to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula, the US
Young people aged 16 and 17 eligible for COVID-19 boosters
From tomorrow, young people aged 16 and 17 can receive a free booster dose of the Pfizer vaccine at least six months after completing their
Twitter to start testing long-awaited edit feature in coming months
Twitter Inc said on Tuesday it will begin testing a new edit feature in the coming months, surprising its users on the same day it
New Zealand to apply trade sanctions in response to Russian atrocities
As part of the Government’s ongoing response to the conflict in Ukraine, Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta and Trade and Export Growth Minister Damien O’Connor have
South Korea’s daily infections stay in 200,000s for 2nd day
South Korea’s new coronavirus cases remained in the 200,000s for the second straight day on Wednesday, as the spread of the omicron variant has slowed