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South Korea’s KOSPI surged 2.54% to 4,054.37 in early trade on Monday, November 10, 2025, led by sharp gains in major technology and energy stocks....
The session opened with cautious optimism, but early trading quickly turned sour as foreign investors opted to offload their holdings.
Min Joon-Ho, widely regarded as a seasoned strategist and pragmatic reformer within the DP, campaigned on a platform emphasizing unity and progressive policies tailored to the unique needs of Jeju Island.
Amid escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula, South Korea has declared its intention to persist with broadcasting propaganda messages into North Korea following recent provocative actions by North Korean activists. The decision comes after several instances where activists from the South launched balloons carrying anti-regime leaflets and USB drives across the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
The DP, bolstered by its majority status in the assembly, cited alleged ethical breaches and abuses of power by Yoon as grounds for his removal from office. They pointed to controversies surrounding Yoon's handling of high-profile cases and his contentious relationship with the government, accusing him of undermining judicial integrity.
The Czech Republic's recent order for a Korean nuclear plant marks a significant milestone, potentially opening the doors for more Korean nuclear technology exports to Europe. This deal underscores the growing partnership between Korea and European countries in the energy sector.
The Vietnamese Prime Minister’s visit to South Korea resulted in significant investment commitments from major Korean conglomerates, boosting economic ties and enhancing bilateral cooperation between the two nations.
South Korea’s tourism sector is urging the government to revise K-ETA regulations for Thai visitors, citing significant economic potential and the need to streamline entry processes to boost tourism and strengthen bilateral relations.
South Korea summoned the Russian ambassador to protest a new defence agreement with North Korea. This move comes as tensions rise due to vague threats and accidental incursions by North Korean troops, highlighting increasing regional instability.
These border crossings occur against a backdrop of increased military activity on the North Korean side.
A Seoul activist group has taken the "balloon war" to new heights by developing long-range balloons capable of carrying propaganda leaflets and broadcasting messages deep into North Korea.
South Korea has resumed loudspeaker broadcasts across the Demilitarised Zone, condemning North Korea’s recent launch of trash-filled balloons. This escalation highlights the ongoing tensions between the two Koreas and their complex geopolitical dynamics.
Korean investors have significantly increased their purchases of US shares, with a 42-fold rise over the past week, driven primarily by a surge in interest in Nvidia following its stock split announcement, reflecting growing enthusiasm for tech investments.
South Korea's household debt-to-GDP ratio remains one of the highest globally, posing significant economic risks. Despite measures to kerb borrowing, high debt levels continue to challenge economic stability and growth prospects in the country.
The practice of using balloons for propaganda purposes is a longstanding tradition between the Koreas.
Residents along the South Korea-North Korea border are anxious amidst escalating tensions, sparked by North Korean missile tests.
South Korean Defense Minister Shin Won-sik and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin jointly condemned North Korea's recent provocations, emphasizing heightened tensions in the region.