Korean sub to make trans-Pacific journey for joint drills with Canada amid major bid
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Justice ministry vows to recoup criminal proceeds from notorious 'drug kingpin' extradited from Philippines
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Korea repatriates drug kingpin from Philippines
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Koreans may lose free access to World Cup 2026 as broadcast talks deadlock
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Lee appoints budget, oceans ministers after parliamentary confirmations
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5-day driving rotation system to get stricter in public sector amid energy crisis
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Police disclose identity, mug shot of ex-pilot accused of killing captain
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Gov't approves resumption of Incheon-Jeju flights
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Gov't revokes nat'l merit for military officers involved in 1979 military coup
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Lee vows support to strengthen workers' basic rights
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5-day driving rotation system to go into force for public sector amid energy crisis
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Jeonbuk Nat'l Univ. offers real-time interpretation system for international students
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Korea’s 'salary-blind' culture meets transparency push
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Prosecution reform bills approved at Cabinet in significant overhaul
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Nat'l Assembly adopts confirmation hearing report for budget minister nominee
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Webtoon by grandson of Chun Doo-hwan depicts family’s dark past, draws 67.8 million views
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Police open investigation into deadly wind turbine fire
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Experts call for measures to address nation's drone defense gap
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[MORNING CALM TALES] Colorful hues of springtime in Korea
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Korea to impose fines of up to 6% of sales on illegal spam senders
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Tuberculosis cases hit record high among elderly despite overall decline
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Cabinet approves key prosecution reform bills
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From GKS scholar to startup founder: Bangladeshi entrepreneur bridges 2 countries through shrimp waste
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Lee apologizes over deadly fire at car parts plant in Daejeon
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Gov't to strictly enforce five-day vehicle restriction system for public sector
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President reiterates need for extra budget to ease Iran conflict effects
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Funeral service begins for some victims of auto parts plant fire in Daejeon
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President signals emergency measures as Middle East crisis batters Korea's economy
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7 of 37 generals punished over martial law file suits against defense ministry
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Syrian deportation case becomes 1st test of Korea’s new constitutional appeal
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Top operations commander named new Navy chief
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Busan mayor shaves head in protest over special bill stalled at Assembly
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3 dead in wind turbine fire in eastern coastal county
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[EXPLAINER] Korea advances prosecution reform with passage of bills
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1 dead, 2 missing in wind turbine fire in eastern coastal county
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Over half of migrant youth pushed into low-wage jobs, study finds
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1 dead, 2 unaccounted for in wind turbine fire
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Korea weighs noncombat role in Hormuz tension
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Families call for new underwater search for missing in deadly 2017 cargo ship sinking
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Police, welfare officials team up to reach vulnerable citizens quickly
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President’s approval rises in conservative strongholds ahead of local elections
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Lee stresses self-reliant defense, citing 'very complex' global situation
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Special counsel raids top prosecution offices over alleged cover-up of ex-first lady's case
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Mayor shaves head in protest over special bill for Busan stalled at parliamentary committee
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Sungkyunkwan Univ. professor reinterprets Confucian humility for a global age
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Feeding stray cats will require consent from affected neighbors
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Three-way race takes shape in main opposition for Seoul mayoralty
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Vietnamese students to host job fair for int'l students next month
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Investigators raid Daejeon auto parts maker over deadly plant fire
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Unauthorized renovations blamed for high casualties in fire at car parts plant in Daejeon
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Lee to preside over regular security meeting as risks heightened over Iran war
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[EXPLAINER] Korea takes major stride in prosecution reform with passage of bills
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Australian food takes center stage at G'day ROK event — but don't expect Toowoomba pasta
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Supplementary budget expected to be passed April 10 amid Middle East crisis
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Netflix criticized over out-of-sync subtitles during BTS livestream
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BIS economist Shin Hyun-song tapped as next BOK governor
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BIS economist Shin Hyun-song tapped for next BOK governor
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CEO apologizes over deadly fire as risk of collapse slows probe
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US soldier booked for assaulting Korean man at club
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With rise of Korean wave, being Korean means something different than it did decade ago
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Netflix criticized over out-of-sync subtitles during BTS live
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Netflix faces backlash over out-of-sync subtitles during BTS live
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[LAUGHING THROUGH HISTORY 25] 'A Visitor from Seoul Was Totally Fooled by a Child from the Country'
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‘So awesome’: BTS fans on K-pop’s biggest comeback
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Lee vows thorough probe into Daejeon car parts plant fire
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14 killed in car parts plant fire in Daejeon
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Nat'l Assembly passes bill on new serious crime investigation agency
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At least 14 people killed in fire at South Korean car parts factory
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11 people killed at car parts plant fire in Daejeon
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BTS comeback drives S. Korean newspapers to print special editions
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