KT Wiz pitcher Ko Young-pyo gave up nine hits over six innings but limited the Doosan Bears to two runs in a 6-2 victory, the Wiz's third consecutive win in the KBO. Ko acknowledged his shaky process despite the positive result, noting too many hits and a high pitch count.
The KT Wiz defeated the Doosan Bears 6-2 in South Korean baseball. Ahn Hyun-min had two RBIs in his return from injury, and starter Ko Young-pyo pitched six innings. Sam Hilliard hit a two-run homer for the Wiz, who won their third straight game.
South Korean Prime Minister Kim Min-seok vowed stern action against illegal acts by protesters demanding a rerun of local elections due to ballot shortages. Protesters have been blocking access to a gymnasium for 12 days, restricting entry for officials and assaulting a reporter, actions the government deems criminal and intolerable.
Sports officials were denied entry to a Seoul gymnasium used for election ballot counting by protesters demanding a rerun of the June 3 elections due to ballot shortages. Despite an agreement, one protester blocked access, leading to frustration from the Sports Minister.
South Korean golfer Kim Si-woo, enjoying his best career season on the PGA Tour, will compete in the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills. Ranked No. 18 globally and No. 4 in FedEx Cup standings, Kim seeks his first major success despite a strong season with eight top-10 finishes.
South Korea and the UAE held discussions on strategic energy cooperation, focusing on joint oil reserves and nuclear power projects. The meeting also addressed stable crude oil supply and potential new supply routes.
Sports officials were unable to enter the Olympic Park Handball Gymnasium in Seoul, which is being used as a ballot-counting center, due to a protest. Protesters are demanding a rerun of elections marred by ballot shortages, blocking access to offices within the gym since June 5.
KT Wiz outfielder Ahn Hyun-min is set to return Tuesday after a two-month rehab for a hamstring injury. The 2025 KBO Rookie of the Year called the layoff a valuable learning experience, focusing on diet and body care.
The Doosan Bears are on a five-series winning streak and have the best record in the KBO in June, holding the fifth and final postseason spot. Manager Kim Won-hyong acknowledges the team's improved play but emphasizes the season is far from over.
Hanwha Aerospace will acquire an additional 3.38 million shares in Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) for 500 billion won ($331.3 million), increasing its stake to 10%. The deal aims to strengthen business cooperation and build an integrated aerospace and defense ecosystem.
Seoul stocks rose over 2% Tuesday, extending a winning streak to four days, fueled by optimism over a potential U.S.-Iran deal to end conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The Korean won weakened against the U.S. dollar.
South Korea is consulting with the U.S. and Iran on passage through the Strait of Hormuz following a preliminary ceasefire deal in the Middle East. The government is assessing security conditions and prioritizing the safety of its vessels and sailors.
Election protesters in Seoul have agreed to allow sports officials access to a gymnasium used as a ballot-counting center, potentially ending a 12-day standoff. The deal allows limited access for officials to retrieve items, with oversight from lawmakers and protesters.
South Korea's ruling Democratic Party and main opposition People Power Party agreed Tuesday to launch a 45-day parliamentary investigation into the National Election Commission (NEC) due to ballot shortages during recent local elections.
K-pop group Seventeen's members The8 and Vernon will launch a new subunit named V8, releasing their first EP "V8" on June 29. The EP features eight tracks, including the lead single "singasong," and explores themes of recovery and growth. The duo will also hold standalone concerts in Goyang and Hong Kong.
An alumni association of the Army's military academy criticized the government's plan to integrate the Army, Navy, and Air Force academies by 2028, citing potential national security risks and a lack of due process. The association argues the move could weaken combat capabilities and hinder expertise cultivation.
South Korea's Board of Audit and Inspection is considering a financial audit of the National Election Commission due to ballot shortages in recent local elections. The audit would focus on budget allocation for ballot printing and responsibility for the shortages, which critics say compromised election legitimacy.
South Korean Prime Minister Kim Min-seok vowed Tuesday to deal sternly with illegal acts by protesters demanding a rerun of local elections due to ballot shortages. Protesters have been blocking access to a Seoul gymnasium for 12 days, restricting entry for sports officials.
Seoul stocks rose over 2% Tuesday, marking a fourth day of gains, driven by optimism about a potential U.S.-Iran deal to end conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The Korean won weakened against the U.S. dollar.
Actress Jin Ki-joo attributes the global success of the Netflix drama "Teach You a Lesson" to its clear message of justice and accountability for bullies. The series, based on a webtoon, resonated with international audiences for its portrayal of universal issues in education.
SK Group's listed firms surpassed 2,000 trillion won in market value for the first time on Tuesday, driven by a surge in its chipmaker SK hynix. SK hynix's market value accounted for over 83% of the conglomerate's total.
South Korea's ruling Democratic Party and opposition People Power Party agreed to a 45-day parliamentary investigation into the National Election Commission regarding ballot shortages during recent local elections. The probe will be voted on Thursday, with the PPP chairing the special committee.
Organizers of the Jeju Forum for Peace & Prosperity are seeking to virtually invite Dr. Chang Gwang-chol, a North Korean education expert at UNESCO, to the event. If confirmed, this would mark the first participation of a North Korean national in the forum and a continuation of inter-Korean exchanges outside political spheres.
Organizers of the Jeju Forum for Peace & Prosperity are seeking to virtually invite Dr. Chang Gwang-chol, a North Korean education expert at UNESCO, to the annual security forum. If he attends, he will be the first North Korean national to participate.
