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Kim Hyun-bin began his journalism career at Arirang TV from 2012 to 2017, specializing in defense, foreign affairs and the economy. In 2018, he joined The Korea Times, covering society and business, and is currently responsible for embassy affairs.
Greek Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Konstantinos Fragogiannis is undertaking a significant diplomatic mission to Seoul, following a crucial meeting between President Yoon Suk Yeol and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis during the United Nations General Assembly in New York last month.
Festival Indonesia has achieved an extraordinary milestone, consecutively presenting in Ansan, Busan and Seoul, with the participation of 100 artists and over 10,000 spectators, according to the Embassy of Indonesia in Seoul.
Colin Crooks, the British ambassador to South Korea, underscored the importance of Inter-Korean relations during the "Korea Day" ceremony commemorating National Foundation Day, Tuesday. Crooks, with diplomatic experience in both South and North Korea, stressed the significance of acknowledging Koreans as a people with a common history and cultural legacy.
South and North Korea have engaged in a heated exchange of words regarding a nuclear war, intensifying the military tension on the Korean Peninsula.
The defense ministry's war remains excavation agency will launch a month-long project on Sunday to search for the families of those who were killed during the 1950-53 Korean War but whose remains have yet to be identified, the agency said Wednesday.
South Korea is gearing up to host a large-scale military parade on Tuesday to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the alliance with the United States and the 75th anniversary of Armed Forces Day.
The fate of the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) is at stake, as the arrest warrant hearing for its leader, Rep. Lee Jae-myung, who faces multiple charges including breach of trust, bribery and violation of the Foreign Exchange Transaction Act, among others, will be held on Tuesday.
A celebration in commemoration of the 93rd National Day of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia took place in Seoul, Friday, bringing together dignitaries and officials from the Kingdom and Korea. The occasion not only observed the founding of Saudi Arabia but also showcased the enduring and prospering relations between the nations.
Al-Masmak Palace in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia / Courtesy of Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Seoul By Kim Hyun-binThe Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is set to celebrate its 93rd National Day, Saturday, to commemorate the historic proclamation made by King Abdulaziz bin Abdul Rahman Al Saud in 1932, when he named the country the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This momentous event followed a unification process that spanned 32 years, leading to the formation of a state dedicated to spreading peace, goodness, knowledge and development, all while steadfastly advancing toward a brighter future for its people and the global community. King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Saudis will reflect on this significant day that instilled pride in their religion and patriotism, fostered by a government committed to their development. This commitment has propelled Saudi Arabia to stand proudly
Korea and Germany have seen significant growth in recent years backed by mutual trust and opportunities that have defined the relationship for 140 years, according to ADeKo Chairman Kim Hyo-joon.