Former South Korean president Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment highlights the country’s growing ideological divide.

What began as a call for justice and rule of law has morphed into a contest of egos and authority. The era of the “prosecutor ...

South Korea's ousted president Yoon Suk Yeol has announced he's leaving his ruling People Power Party. It comes as the PPP's ...

Pyonyang is trying to make most use of anti-Japanese sentiment in South Korea, former North Korean spy Kim Dong-sik told The ...

South Korea ’s leading presidential hopefuls traded sharp blows in their first televised debate on Sunday as the country prepared for a snap election on 3 June following the impeachment of former ...

Former President Yoon Suk Yeol remained silent on calls to apologize for his martial law declaration, as he appeared at a ...

SEOUL -- Servers at SK Telecom Co. containing personal information and universal subscriber identity module (USIM) data of all subscribers have been compromised in a cyberattack, raising concerns that ...

Latest polling shows the front runner Lee Jae-myung leading the race with a 51 per cent support rate for the June 3 election.

South Korea's presidential candidates engaged in a fiery TV debate on Sunday evening as the country gears up for a snap ...

South Korea's presidential candidates faced off in their first TV debate on Sunday evening, ahead of a snap election on June ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol announced his departure from the People Power Party (PPP).

Campaigning for South Korea’s presidential election has started. It is hoped that the election will serve as an opportunity for South Korean politics to get back on track after the extraordinary ...