South Korea Shut Out of Medals as Skater and Snowboarder Fall Short at Milano Cortina 2026
Narrow misses in figure skating and snowboarding leave South Korea without a podium finish, though curling victory offers some momentum
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South Korean Columnist Reflects on a Year of Living in Tashkent
A year in Uzbekistan reshapes views on culture, security and daily life, writes The Korea Times contributor
South Korea Charges Ousted President Yoon over Alleged Pre-Martial Law Drone Flights
Ousted leader Yoon Suk Yeol accused of escalating North Korea tensions to justify 2024 martial law declaration
Samsung Chairman’s Son to Join Navy as Officer Candidate
Lee Jee-ho, 24, has renounced his U.S. citizenship and will serve 39 months in the South Korean Navy starting next week.
South Korean President Accused of Rebellion
The country continues to deal with the aftermath of the martial law declared in December