The Koreas

The court ruled that Yoon Seok-youl can resume his seat, even though the president authorized suspending him for two months.

Kim Jong Un is grappling with the toughest challenges of his nine-year rule as he prepares to host the ruling Workers’ Party congress in January.

On the battlefields of social media, conflicts between citizens of China and South Korea are increasingly common.

With the number of new cases rising, employers are asking part-time workers to furlough indefinitely. 

A North Korean official vowed to turn the national park into "a cultural resort envied by the whole world."

Seoul has hesitated to tighten restrictions thus far, even as health authorities predict the number of daily cases might top 1,000.

Pyongyang complained vociferously about the propaganda leaflets, sent by activists, before demolishing an inter-Korean liaison center earlier this year.

Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-youl, a political darling of conservatives, will face a hearing over his dismissal amid the Moon government’s final push for reform.

With Trump leaving the White House, the situation becomes much more complex for Kim Jong Un.

North Korea continues to be hypersensitive about its handling of the pandemic.

Tokyo’s pressure over the statue faced a set-back in Germany as the issue continues to loom large in Japan-South Korea interactions.

As the number of new coronavirus cases continues to climb, there are increasing calls for the government to institute stronger social distancing measures.