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South Korea's New President Lee Begins Moves to Tackle Economic 'Crisis'
South Korea's new President Lee Jae-myung held his first cabinet meeting on Thursday focused on devising an emergency package to address stagnating economic growth and aid households, moving swiftly to start tackling a top campaign pledge.
SEOUL — South Korean officials are considering ... to swiftly resolve their “pending” issues, which clearly referred to the forced labor dispute. During Thursday’s public hearing at ...
Reparations for South Korean wartime victims have caused diplomatic rows between Seoul and Tokyo for decades. Japan’s Foreign Affairs Ministry maintains that wartime labor issues with South ...
The plight of temporary workers like Kim Hyoung-su, who’s been protesting for months at the top of a tower, has become an ...
Reparations for forced labor during the 1910-45 colonial period is one of many historical issues that have strained the relationship between the key U.S. allies in Asia. In 2018, South Korea's ...
The United States has taken a decisive step to address forced labour by blocking imports from a major South Korean salt farm. This move highlights the ongoing issues with exploitation in ...
The Japanese government maintains that the wartime labor issues were settled after the 1965 treaty while several rulings from South Korea’s Supreme Court deemed that Japanese firms that ...
South Korea held ... Japan on history issues." The Sado mines were added to UNESCO's cultural heritage list after Japan agreed to include an exhibit acknowledging the forced labor of Koreans ...
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