If present trends continue for the final two months of 2017, the U.S. will set a record level of merchandise exports to Korea, reaching nearly $48 billion.

The United Nations Security Council will take up the issue of North Korean human rights abuses at a Council session on December 15 of this year.

Twenty years ago South Korea agreed a painful program prescribed by the IMF as the condition of a loan package focused on restoring market confidence.

The Hwasong-15 test demonstrates the continuing trend of North Korea’s rapidly advancing, and deeply troubling, missile technology.

There was little reason to believe that North Korea had halted its ICBM tests in the hopes of opening the door to dialogue.

The general consensus over President Donald Trump’s nomination of Jerome Powell as the new Federal Reserve Bank (FRB) Chair is that Powell is a safe bet.