In a country already grappling with political turbulence, South Korea stands at a critical juncture as it awaits the Constitutional Court’s ruling on President Yoon Suk Yeol’s impeachment. On March 17 ...

Large-scale rallies aside, many one-person protests have been held in front of the court’s entrance. Read more at ...

The Malaysian Embassy in South Korea is committed to monitoring the evolving situation closely. They provide vital support for citizens facing emergencies, including: ...

The Embassy of Malaysia in Seoul has issued an advisory to all Malaysian citizens in South Korea, urging them to stay calm ...

Officials from the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism erect a monumental pagoda at Gwanghwamun Plaza in Jongno District, central ...

Anguk Station to close Friday, with other stations in Gwanghwamun, Yongsan skipping metro stops With the Constitutional Court ...

Visitors enjoy the special night tour at Changgyeonggung Palace in Seoul in September, 2022. Courtesy of the Korea Heritage Service Visits to Changgyeonggung Palace will be restricted on April 4, ...

South Korean police have decided to deploy some 14,000 personnel in Seoul, according to sources familiar with the matter on ...

Up until now, pro-impeachment protesters have avoided the court out of concern of clashes with anti-impeachment protesters ...

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