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Kim Yung-ho admits sanctions regime is ‘not working’ as North Korea and Russia pursue closer ties
Becoming a constituent of FTSE Russell WGBI could provide boost of up to $67bn in foreign capital inflows
South Korea’s ‘templestay’ programme offers accommodation — and a taste of inner peace — at monasteries across the country
Flourishing sector that won global acclaim beset by scandal over millions of forged cinema ticket sales
Frieze fairs clash in New York and Seoul; Pace to open in Japan; Simon Lee’s artists find new homes
Bank of Japan’s dovish monetary policy has made yen-denominated debt issuance attractive
Tokyo may need to show genuine compassion over forced-labour issue to establish partnership with Seoul that lasts
Biden’s Camp David summit may already be forgotten, but it marks a long-desired shift for US allies in Asia
Now an anchor for the city’s art week, Frieze returns with more regional galleries and a bigger events programme
Four non-profit spaces show video works by 14 artists, while singer-songwriter Colde puts on a concert
From must-see highlights of the art fair’s second edition to which gallery shows in the city not to miss
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
Imported machines designed to serve diners in restaurants outnumber homemade rivals
Yoon Suk Yeol pardons company leaders but state makes an intervention elsewhere
US president unveils trilateral agreement that includes joint military exercises and intelligence sharing
Washington convinces Tokyo and Seoul to move past historical disagreements
Posco’s battery materials chief says company is targeting the growing EV market
Markets cheer Beijing’s move to scrap pandemic-era restrictions on overseas travel to 78 countries
World Scout Jamboree derailed by extreme weather and poor sanitation in embarrassment for Seoul
Former Samsung executive Yang Hyang-ja warns of risk of damaging relations with Asian allies
Scepticism has built around initial reports that LK-99 might prove to be a transformative discovery
White House pushes trilateral defence co-operation amid rising threat from China and North Korea
Washington is courting chipmakers and battery manufacturers with large subsidies but demanding they loosen ties with their other major market
South Korea’s burgeoning commercial gallery scene has led to the creation of architecturally adventurous buildings
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