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South Korean police have questioned a Shinsegae Group executive over Starbucks Korea's ill-fated 'Tank Day' promotion that coincided with the anniversary of the 1980 Gwangju uprising, triggering widespread outrage and legal complaints.
South Korea's parliament has initiated a 45-day investigation into the National Election Commission following widespread ballot shortages that disrupted the June 3 local elections. The inquiry was approved during a parliamentary plenary session.
A high school student on South Korea's Jeju Island faces investigation after allegedly contaminating an elementary school teacher's classroom on multiple occasions. The incidents, reported in June, have caused significant trauma to the educator.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister led a high-level delegation to South Korea to attract investment in automotive components, electric vehicles, and healthcare technology, signalling a strategic shift away from labour-intensive garment production.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has urged protesters to exercise restraint during demonstrations over ballot shortages from June's local elections, while firmly rejecting allegations of electoral manipulation.