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South Korea ruling party candidate Kim Moon-soo says People Power Party has abandoned him
South Korea’s ruling party presidential candidate Kim Moon-soo said Tuesday that the People Power Party (PPP) has effectively abandoned him and failed to recognize him as its official candidate, according to local media.
South Korea's Conservatives Pick Hardline Kim Moon-Soo as Presidential Candidate
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's conservative People Power Party picked former labour minister Kim Moon-soo as its candidate for the June 3 presidential election, which was called after the removal of Yoon Suk Yeol over his failed martial law attempt.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is shown inspecting a "major" tank production facility in photos released by state media. Kim ...
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has inspected an "important" tank factory and touted "great progress in the core technology ...
Wonsan Kalma, North Korea's latest mega project, aims to entice droves of international tourists and their money.
The suspension of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission raises questions about future efforts to investigate the country's ...
North Korea says leader Kim Jong Un observed the first test-firings of missiles from a recently launched destroyer and called ...
South Korea's defense industry is gaining global interest, as demonstrated by high-profile visits from U.S. figures like ...
ATLANTA — A balky right ankle for Tommy Edman opened the door for Hyeseong Kim’s first taste of the big leagues, as the Los ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers have recalled South Korean All-Star Hyeseong Kim and placed second baseman Tommy Edman on the injured ...
Monday night marked a memorable game for Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman Hyeseong Kim, as the 26-year-old notched his ...
Former Labor Minister and staunch conservative Kim Moon Soo won the presidential nomination of South Korea's main ...
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