World


South Korean president names 11 ministers

South Korean president names 11 ministers

Seoul, June 23 (UNI) South Korean President Lee Jae-myung, who took office in June, named 11 ministers, including defence, foreign and unification ministers, the presidential office said Monday.
Ahn Gyu-back was named the defence chief.
Former Vice Foreign Minister Cho Hyun was named to lead the foreign ministry, while Chung Dong-young was nominated as unification minister.
All the minister nominees are subject to confirmation hearings in the National Assembly.
UNI XINHUA ARN

More News

Trump defends US Attorney Gen Bondi over Epstein files

13 Jul 2025 | 11:45 PM

Washington, July 13 (UNI) US President Donald Trump on Sunday defended Pam Bondi, America's highest-ranking prosecutor, amid growing calls from the president's supporters for her to resign, media reports said.

see more..

Small plane crashes at Southend Airport in Britain

13 Jul 2025 | 11:29 PM

London, July 13 (UNI) A small aircraft has reportedly crashed at Southend Airport in Essex, a county in southeast England, police said here on Sunday.

see more..

King Charles and Prince Harry take subtle steps towards reconciliation

13 Jul 2025 | 3:55 PM

On Wednesday, July 9, Meredith Maines, the Duke of Sussex's chief of staff and communications director, met with Tobyn Adreae, communications secretary to King Charles, at the Royal Over-Seas League, a private members' club located just a short walk from Clarence House.

see more..

Australian FM Penny Wong announces 34 recipients of this year's Maitri Grants

13 Jul 2025 | 12:36 PM

Melbourne/New Delhi, July 13 (UNI) Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong today announced the 34 recipients of this year’s Maitri Grants, Fellowships and Scholarships, aimed at promoting Australia-India ties.

see more..

Mitford murder in Old Dhaka ignites political blame game ahead of polls

12 Jul 2025 | 11:44 PM

Dhaka, July 12 (UNI) A brutal daylight killing in Old Dhaka has intensified political tensions in Bangladesh, with major parties trading accusations and positioning themselves ahead of a potential general election.

see more..