South Korea expects “unfair trade practices” to become more common, necessitating firm action, a minister said Thursday after Seoul was hit by US President Donald Trump’s worldwide tariffs on steel ...

An Iranian sports climber, widely praised in 2022 for competing without a hijab at the height of nationwide protests, has ...

The 40-odd countries that have put their security in America’s hands since 1945 are suffering a crisis of confidence. They ...

Unionized workers at General Motors Co. plants in South Korea have expressed concerns over President Donald Trump’s mooted ...

President Vladimir Putin of Russia made a surprise visit late Wednesday to western Kursk and called for troops to rapidly ...

South Korea's opposition-controlled parliament passed on Thursday a revision to the Commercial Act expanding the fiduciary duty of board members to protect the interests of minority shareholders and ...

The creation of the White House’s shipbuilding office could help get Navy shipbuilding on track, but the U.S. won’t catch up ...

President Donald Trump is openly challenging U.S. allies by increasing tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports to 25% as he ...

After the chaos of his predecessor’s call for martial law, Choi Sang-mok tells WSJ he hopes to avoid more tariffs and ...

South Korea’s Constitutional Court could soon rule whether to dismiss or reinstate impeached conservative President Yoon Suk ...