On Friday, we shared the first part of legendary athlete Moses Kipsiro's story. We bring you the second and final installment, where he opens up about his injuries and how they led to his ...

The country's political crisis obscures the fact that South Korea's foreign policy is about to change drastically, writes Ian ...

South Korea’s Nuclear Safety and Security Commission has initiated the approval process for decommissioning the Wolseong 1 ...

South Korea is a country of remarkable technological advancements and rapid urbanization yet it is also a place where the ...

Planting trees might make Freetown in Sierra Leone more resilient to climate change but it won’t end global warming. Only ditching fossil fuels can do that.

Nearly 50 schools in South Korea are set to fall victim to the country's low birth rate, the world's lowest. Newsweek reached out to the South Korean embassy in the U.S. with an emailed request for ...

Japan and South Korea are rallying support for a charge on the international shipping sector's emissions to raise funds for ...

A shift in societal norms could prove pivotal in a country that over the past decade has seen its birthrate plummet to the ...

Foreign Employment Bureau Chairman Koshala Wickremasinghe yesterday (25) declared that selection of youth for jobs offered by ...

South Korea's business leaders are taking action to offset the threat posed by U.S. President Donald Trump's aggressive trade ...

At this week's board meeting, Germany and Sweden encouraged wealthier developing nations to step up - an idea rejected by Saudi Arabia ...

She attributed the government’s interest in protected forests to the sheer scale of the project, which spans an area twice the size of South Korea. The risks of deforestation in these areas are ...