South Korea will distribute cash to citizens from July 21. This is to boost domestic consumption amid economic concerns.

Despite being a developed country with strong labor protections on paper, South Korea continues to overlook forced labor ...

The Minute to Read (Weekend) series provides a quick overview of significant events in Korea from the week, conveniently ...

In order to increase domestic consumption, the South Korean government will be distributing cash handouts to its citizens starting from July 21, media reports said.

South Korea will begin distributing cash handouts to all citizens July 21 as part of a government initiative aimed at ...

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung is mulling sending special envoys to key nations this month, including China, the US, and Japan, announced the presidential office, Yonhap News Agency reported.

South Korea will begin distributing cash handouts to all citizens on July 21 as part of a government initiative aimed at ...

S outh Korea’s legislature has approved extra fiscal stimulus of more than $20 billion for the new government under President Lee Jae-myung to support the sagging economy.

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Anchor: President Lee Jae Myung called a surprise Cabinet meeting on Saturday to quickly approve the government's extra budget, totaling 31-point-eight trillion won, ...

SEOUL] South Korea’s parliament approved a 31.8 trillion won (S$30 billion) extra budget as new President Lee Jae Myung seeks ...