SEOUL, Dec 27 (Reuters) - Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok became on Friday South Korea's second acting president in two weeks, as lawmakers voted to impeach the current acting leader, Prime ...

South Korea will speed up budget implementation in the first quarter to create jobs amid growing economic uncertainties, the finance ministry said Friday. The announcement came as South Korea's ...

Choi Sang-mok (center), acting president and Minister of Strategy and Finance, and Jo Tae-yeol, Minister of Foreign Affairs, ...

Korea strengthens civil servant financial training to enhance capabilities Korea implements comprehensive training reforms ...

Choi Sang-mok, South Korea’s deputy prime minister and finance minister, will assume the country’s acting presidency. In the days since the extraordinary night of Dec. 3, the National Assembly ...

Image Choi Sang-mok, South Korea’s acting president ... That was when Mr. Choi, the deputy prime minister and finance minister, was named acting president. Like Mr. Han, Mr. Choi has no ...

South Korea unveiled a $250 billion support package ... be arrested in a criminal probe on insurrection charges. The Ministry of Finance said it was allocating massive new support for the ...

South Korea and the Philippines on Friday discussed the progress of major infrastructure projects supported by Seoul's ...

South Korea on Monday announced its largest-ever financial support package: a 360 trillion won ($248.25 billion) plan to ...

Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok has now stepped in as the second acting president. The turmoil has sent the won to its lowest level since 2009, while South Korea’s stock markets also remain fragile.