By Heejin Kim SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korea President Lee Jae Myung pledged a "significant improvement" in the security of ...

South Korea is unable to pay $350 billion upfront in investment in the U.S. as President Donald Trump suggested earlier under ...

Since a handshake deal by the allies' leaders in July to lower US tariffs to 15% from 25%, as Trump earlier imposed, South Korea has said the $350 billion in investment would be in the form of loans a ...

The United States has agreed that South Korea is not manipulating its currency for trade advantage, a spokesperson for ...

South Korea can’t afford to pay the $350 billion all at once, as President Donald Trump proposed, according to Seoul’s ...

South Korea and the United States have reached a foreign exchange agreement and plan to announce the deal soon, South Korean ...

South Korea plans to resume the operation at 551 of 647 government administrative systems after a fire at data centre ...

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Trump “welcomed” the request from President Lee Jae Myung and “he expressed his willingness to be engaged with North Korea again,” Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said.

South Korea cannot pay $350B upfront for U.S. investments, a top aide to the country’s president said after U.S. President Donald Trump touted this week that the Asian country has agreed to the ...

SEOUL: South Korea is unable to pay US$350 billion upfront in investment in the US as President Donald Trump suggested under a deal to cut tariffs and is seeking an alternative solution, Seoul’s ...