Traders Josh Brown, Jim Cramer and Stephanie Link discuss the whether you should buy into emerging markets, which have been performing poorly for months. CNBC's Jim Cramer doesn't believe anyone should buy into emerging markets, but Brown and Link disagree. » Read More
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U.S. citizen Chan-Mo Park is the chancellor at Pyongyang University of Science and Technology but with a travel ban in place, he hasn't been allowed into the country to do his job for a year. » Read More |
Michael Kovrig of International Crisis Group weighs in on North Korea's 70th anniversary celebrations and its ties with the U.S. Pyongyang is serious in ensuring the country's security and economic growth, he added. » Read More |
Justin Hastings, associate professor at the University of Sydney, weighs in on the upcoming meeting between North Korea and South Korea and the planned denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. » Read More |
President Trump gives remarks on the U.S.-Canada trade deal and a U.S.-South Korea deal after meeting with the Amir of Kuwait.
President Donald Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in plan to meet later this month in New York.
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, or RCEP, would account for about one-third of the global economy when it's completed.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in has an ambitious plan to boost his country's economy, but he has had to devote much of his attention on political issues since taking office, says Anwita Basu of Economist Intelligence Unit.
The truck drove between the cities of Uiwang and Incheon.
The club will reportedly include North Korea, the United States, China, Japan, Russia, Mongolia and South Korea, according to Yonhap News.
Hydropower dams in the Mekong River, the world's 10th largest, is reducing fish stocks and causing the erosion of river banks — developments that threaten the livelihoods of some 60 million people.
Regulation of the cryptocurrency space differs around the world, but some countries are trying to push ahead and become major hubs for the emerging industry.
Days after announcing a $113 million infrastructure fund for Asia-Pacific economies, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is expected to flesh out details during a five-day visit of Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia that began Wednesday.
Shantanu Majumdar from J.D. Power shares his insights on the impact of potential U.S. tariffs on South Korean auto manufacturers.
CNBC's Chery Kang visits Samsung Electronics' Digital City to check out the company's efforts in showcasing potential use cases for the next generation 5G wireless standard.
Bitcoin extended gains on news that asset-management giant BlackRock has set up a working group to look into cryptocurrencies and blockchain.
Culture is "one of the biggest determining factors" for nations looking to improve their international standing, said Tom Byer, an American soccer expert, who has coached youth teams in Japan for the past two decades.
"South Koreans aren’t wasting time defining denuclearization," Jean Lee, Korea program director at research group The Wilson Center, wrote. "They are pushing ahead with plans for reconciliation with North Korea — with or without the United States."
After his Singapore summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un, Trump agreed to call off the war games, saying "We save money. A lot."
Goohoon Kwon of Goldman Sachs says the Bank of Korea's decision to keep interest rates on hold is "the best they can do" in terms of monetary policy.
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