South Korea’s prime minister and senior presidential officials have offered to resign after their conservative ruling party was crushed in parliamentary elections

South Korea’s liberal opposition parties look set to win a landslide victory in Wednesday’s parliamentary election, vote counts showed

As South Koreans head to the polls to elect a new 300-member parliament on this week, many are choosing their livelihoods and other domestic concerns as the most important election issues

South Korea has successfully launched its second military spy satellite into orbit, days after North Korea reaffirmed its plan to launch multiple reconnaissance satellites this year

As South Koreans prepare to vote for a new 300-member parliament next week, many are choosing their livelihoods and other domestic topics as their most important election issues

South Korea’s president has met the leader of thousands of striking junior doctors and promised to respect their position during future talks over the government's contentious push to sharply increase medical school admissions

An ostrich escaped from a zoo in South Korea on Tuesday and ran wild in the streets for about an hour until being safely captured, officials say.

Bae, a member of the People Power Party and a former TV journalist, was hit with a palm-sized rock on the back of her head, an aide said.

South Korea's National Assembly passed the bill by a 208-0 vote.

Dog meat consumption in South Korea will be prohibited by law starting in 2027.

South Korean Democratic Party Leader Lee Jae-myung was hospitalized after being attacked during a press conference in Busan, South Korea, police said.

South Korean Democratic Party Leader Lee Jae-myung was hospitalized after being attacked during a press conference in Busan, South Korea, state media reported.

South Korean Democratic Party Leader Lee Jae-myung was hospitalized after being attacked during a press conference in Busan, South Korea, state media reported.

"Parasite" actor Lee Sun-kyun has died, police in South Korea confirmed to ABC News.

The North Korean military has been spotted re-installing surveillance posts according to surveillance footage provided by the South Korean military Monday.

South Korean officials have been detecting and exterminating bedbugs for the last two weeks as a major disinfection of transportation and public facilities is on the way.

The first bedbug outbreak was reported in October at a public bath house in Incheon.

The president's historic summit in Camp David is where Japan and South Korea agreed to expand security and economic ties.

ABC News’ Selina Wang is at Camp David where President Joe Biden is set to hold a trilateral meeting with Japanese and South Korean leaders.

ABC News’ Martha Raddatz reports on the U.S. nuclear submarine in South Korea on “This Week.”

Martha Raddatz reports from inside the first U.S. nuclear sub to visit South Korea, in four decades.

Martha Raddatz reports from the first such sub to visit near North Korea.

ABC News’ Martha Raddatz goes aboard the U.S.S. Kentucky, a nuclear ballistic missile submarine and first of its kind to travel to the country in more than four decades.

North Korea fired "an unidentified ballistic missile" toward the East Sea on Thursday, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said.

More than a hundred cellists have played in front of the Russian Embassy in Seoul, South Korea, since March 2022.

Yoon's visit marks the 70th anniversary of the U.S. and South Korea’s alliance.

A group of North Koreans crossed the Northern Limit Line in a fishing boat on May 6, South Korean authorities confirmed Thursday.

ABC’s Elizabeth Schulze reports on South Korean President Yoon’s message of democracy before a joint meeting of Congress, as well as the latest GDP report and the GOP House vote on the debt ceiling.

South Korea’s President Yoon Suk Yeol stole the show with his rendition of Don McClean’s “American Pie.”

The U.S. and South Korea are marking the 70th anniversary of their alliance as they face North Korean aggression and Chinese expansion in the Indo-Pacific region.

The "Fixer Upper" stars, along with other celebrities like Angelina Jolie and her son Maddox, were in attendance at the White House event for South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol.

ABC News’ Elizabeth Schulze provides analysis on the bilateral meeting between President Joe Biden and South Korea President Yoon Suk Yeol, as the two leaders celebrate their close relationship.

The state visit comes as the U.S. and South Korea mark the 70th year of the countries' alliance.

This comes ahead of a joint press conference between the two leaders and a state dinner at the White House.

The visit comes as the White House announced steps designed to deter North Korea from launching a nuclear attack on South Korea.

South Korea has confirmed the exports deal to Poland will continue after President Yoon Suk Yeol signaled his intentions to possibly send weapons directly to Ukraine.

The country exported a record $17.3 billion in weapons last year, according to South Korea’s Defense Ministry.

ABC News' Joohee Cho reports from South Korea about K-Pop boy band members enlisting in mandatory military service and speaks with K-Pop star Siwon Choi about his experience.

North Korea launches four new missile tests as a response to joint exercises between the U.S. and South Korea.

The U.S. and South Korea issued a warning to North Korea following intensifying missile launches.

South Korean police reveal that emergency calls for help began nearly four hours before the deadly crowd surge that killed at least 156 people.

ABC News’ Matt Gutman reports from Seoul with the latest on the investigation into the crowd crush that killed 155 people during a Halloween celebration over the weekend.

Delayed police responses and an illegal street obstruction were contributing factors to the weekend’s crowd crush in Seoul, officials said on Tuesday.

Crowd control experts tell ABC News that there are protocols to prevent crowd crush incidents.

Police said they only deployed 137 officers to handle a crowd of about 100,000 partygoers.

At least 153 people were also injured in the crowd crush, South Korean officials said.

ABC News' Matt Gutman reports on the deadly crowd surge that killed at least 153 people and injured over 80 during Halloween festivities in Seoul.

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol addressed the crowd crush that left at least 153 dead during Halloween festivities in in Seoul.

Officials estimate that more than 100,000 revelers crowded the streets the Itaewon neighborhood of Seoul, South Korea, for Halloween festivities.

153 people were killed, and more than 80 others injured in Itaewon, South Korea, after tragic Halloween celebrations turned into a deadly stampede.