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S. Korea Set to Engage in Overseas NPP Projects, Increase Arms Sales in 2023 - Reports

South Korea's 27th nuclear reactor begins operations

South Korean President Instructs to Prepare for Typhoon Nanmadol

South Korea typhoon death toll rises to 10

Mobile stations to expand earthquake-monitoring network in S. Korea

Leading mobile carrier SK Telecom Co. said Thursday it will install earthquake sensors at its mobile network base stations across the country, a move that can help expand readiness against natural disasters

South Korea virus patients vote early under quarantine

S. Korea permanently shuts down 2nd nuke reactor

South Korea on Tuesday decided to permanently shut down another nuclear reactor in the country in line with a new energy drive centering on promoting sustainable energy sources and reducing dependence on nuclear and fossil fuels

Korean company to invest $ 1 bln in KP power sector: Finance Minister

Nuclear safety agency finds problems in radioactive waste data

South Korea's nuclear safety commission said Friday that there has been mismanagement of radioactive waste-related data and called for immediate corrective measures

President Moon Jae-in meets farmers planting rice in Gyeongju

President Moon Jae-in visited a southeastern rural village Friday to encourage farmers who were busy planting rice

9 Korean Confucian academies recommended for UNESCO World Heritage list

Nine South Korean Confucian academies have been recommended for addition to the UNESCO World Heritage List, the Cultural Heritage Administration (CHA) said Tuesday

S. Korea to conduct audit of women's football clubs over sexual misconduct

South Korea's football governing body Wednesday said that it will conduct a full-scale audit of women's clubs to find out about any sexual misconduct cases after one former coach was accused of sexual harassment

115 quakes detected on Korean Peninsula last year: govt data

S. Korea, China wrap up two-day talks on exclusive economic zone (EEZ)

South Korea and China on Friday wrapped up two-day working-level talks over the demarcation of maritime boundaries, Seoul's foreign ministry said without announcing any tangible progress.

Dozens of foreign diplomats to take course on Korea

The Korea Foundation, the state-run public diplomacy agency, said Wednesday it will invite dozens of young diplomats from foreign nations to its monthslong education program to help them better understand the country and its culture next week.

S. Korea quake leaves dozens injured, 1,500 seeking shelter

More than 50 people were injured and 1,500 taken to shelters in South Korea after a rare 5.4-magnitude quake hit the southeastern port of Pohang on Wednesday, officials said Thursday

S. Korea postpones nationwide college exam after rare quake

South Korean authorities took the unprecedented step of postponing nationwide college entrance exams after a rare 5.4-magnitude earthquake hit the southeast on Wednesday

Rare 5.4-magnitude quake hits southern S. Korea

A rare 5.4-magnitude earthquake hit South Korea's southeast Wednesday afternoon, the second most powerful quake on record in a country that seldom experiences significant tremors

Rare 5.4-magnitude quake hits southern S. Korea

A rare 5.4-magnitude earthquake hit South Korea's southeast Wednesday afternoon, the second most powerful quake on record, in a country that seldom experiences significant tremors

City tour buses enjoy popularity among locals

Tour buses that go round popular attractions in Seoul and other major cities are enjoying popularity not only among foreigners but also locals who want to rediscover history, industry data showed Monday

Ancient human sacrifice discovered in Korea

5.4-magnitude quake hits southern S. Korea: USGS