The projectile, fired from outside Pyongyang, failed “immediately after liftoff,” the South Korean military said.
Author: CHOE SANG-HUN
Yoon Suk-yeol Wins South Korean Presidency
As a prosecutor, he went after former presidents. Now voter discontent has helped him take the presidency in the tightest race since 1987.
Who Is Yoon Suk-yeol?
Mr. Yoon, the leading conservative candidate, hopes to win the election by appealing to South Koreans who are deeply dissatisfied with the outgoing administration.
Meet South Korea’s Swing Voters: Young, Broke and Angry
Frustrated over housing prices, a lack of job opportunities and a widening income gap, the once-reliable voting bloc is undecided and will most likely elect the next president.
North Korea Launches Ballistic Missile, South Korea Says
The launch is North Korea’s second missile test in a week and comes only days before the presidential election in South Korea.
Mosque Dispute Becomes Flash Point in South Korean Identity Politics
A mosque dispute in a conservative city has forced some South Koreans to confront what it means to live in an increasingly diverse society.
North Korea Launches a Ballistic Missile, South Korea Says
Flight data suggested that the missile launched Sunday was less powerful than the last one the North tested, four weeks ago.
On Both Sides of Korean Peninsula, Eyes on Washington’s Response to Russia
North Korea might decide it’s time to resume weapons tests, to gain more diplomatic leverage with Washington.
On Both Sides of Korean Peninsula, Eyes on Washington’s Response to Russia
North Korea might decide it’s time to resume weapons tests, to gain more diplomatic leverage with Washington.
As Omicron Surges, South Korea Eases Pandemic Interference
With Omicron spreading quickly, the government says it will focus on the most vulnerable, while asking others to look after themselves at home.