After defeat to Google AI, S. Korean Go master gets stronger
By Joo Kyung-don, Choi In-young
SEOUL, May 11 (Yonhap) -- South Korean Go master Lee Se-dol may have fallen to a machine, but the defeat seems to have made him stronger.
Seoul, Tehran expand decades-long friendship to economic partnership
By Kang Yoon-seung, Koh Dong-wook and Seo Mi-sook
Rising immigration pushes S. Korea toward diversity
By Park Sojung, Ko Hyeon-sil and Shin Yoo-lee
Gov't, labor deepen conflict over performance-based pay
By Byun Duk-kun
Surge in shipbuilders' debts attributed to 'heavy tail' deals
SEOUL, May 8 (Yonhap) -- Debts owed by South Korea's three major shipbuilders more than doubled over a period of five years ending in 2015 due to disadvantageous contract terms, according to their
N.K. leader says country won't use nukes unless sovereignty violated
SEOUL, May 8 (Yonhap) -- North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has vowed not to use nuclear weapons first unless the country's sovereignty is violated at the North's key party congress, the country's sta
Royal calligraphy work
Visitors take a look at a signboard inscribed with the handwriting of a king of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) that is on display at the National Palace Museum of Korea in downtown Seoul on May 3,
Foreign diplomats find joy, challenges in Korean culture
By Shim Sun-ah
