Gov't eases tax fears for returning diaspora via anonymous counseling
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Busan opens 8 km of pet-friendly trails across 5 scenic routes
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Seoul forges arts pacts across Europe to boost global soft power
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Lee calls for policies supporting young people left out of tech stock boom
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No more baggage claim: Korea, US expand luggage-free transfers to LA, Seattle
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North Korean UNESCO official to skip Jeju Forum
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Mexico fast-tracks Korean drug approvals
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Industry minister shows confidence in Korea's submarine bid despite geopolitical hurdles
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Police open preliminary probe into data leak from gov't website for startup program
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American booked for assaulting 2 US soldiers
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Industry minister says Korea's submarine bid remains competitive despite geopolitical hurdles
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Jeonbuk National University positions physical AI at core of global leadership bid
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Kookmin University students win Red Dot Design Award
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Ex-justice minister given 25-yr prison sentence for martial law role
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Ex-lawmaker Ihn Yohan named chief of Korean Red Cross
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Searching for K-Sappho: LGBTQ+ people in Korean history
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Seoul moves to raise subway free-ride age to 70, include bus access
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Activist calls for school police as alternative to ‘Teach You a Lesson’ agents
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Outgoing PM pledges to revive party ratings, prepares for party leadership race
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Life sentence confirmed for pizza store murderer
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Lee’s disapproval rating tops approval for first time amid ruling party tensions
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University of Seoul-supported startup to develop AI-based road safety management model
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Ex-justice minister given 25-year prison sentence for martial law role
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Seoul schools roll out AI-powered college guidance for migrant-background students
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AI-fabricated witch hunt against Kim Soo-hyun may be 1st of many
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Seoul's Jung District launches AI platform for Dongdaemun fashion merchants
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2 Korean-operated vessels exit Strait of Hormuz following US-Iran deal
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Kookmin University research team’s paper accepted for presentation at international robotics conference
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S. Korea slams N. Korea's expanded border fencing as armistice agreement violation
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Investigators seek arrest warrant for Shincheonji sect leader Lee Man-hee
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Sungkyunkwan University jumps 18 spots to 108th in QS World University Rankings
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Korea to sharpen tobacco warnings with blunter labels
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Ex-defense minister booked over alleged attempt to provoke N. Korea for martial law bid
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Lee's disapproval rating exceeds approval rating for 1st time since inauguration
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PM nominee apologizes for information leak from 'Startup for All' website
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Investigators to question election workers over ballot shortage
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Impeachment petition against defense minister tops 75,000 as reform backlash mounts
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All 6 THAAD launchers return to Seongju from Osan
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Fraud against foreigners quadruples over 2 years, with K-pop scams rising
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Samsung, SK hynix-linked semiconductor majors more competitive than SNU admissions
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Protests over ballot shortage continue for 17th day
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Samsung, SK hynix-linked semiconductor majors outscore SNU in admissions
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Lee appoints new top aides as approval ratings fall
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Red Cross warns of rising global conflicts with 'Wars Have Limits' exhibition in Seoul
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Gov't approves sanctions against 166 child support defaulters
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Veteran journalist of 30 years appointed presidential communication secretary
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World Refugee Day festival brings communities together in Seoul
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Pharmacist-turned-activist appointed presidential secretary for social affairs
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Fraud against foreigners quadruples in 2 years, with K-pop scams rising
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Ex-veteran prosecutor appointed presidential secretary for civil affairs
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Court to deliver ruling on ex-first lady on jobs-for-gifts bribery charges
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Lee appoints new senior secretaries for communication, civil affairs
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Scams targeting foreigners rise nearly 4-fold over 2 years: lawmaker
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Gyeonggi Province launches 1st survey of its 18,000 refugees
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Mixed-race daughter Korea tried to send away is now helping adoptees return home
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Ex-vice Gyeonggi governor found guilty of perjury over claims of 'drinking party' during interrogation
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Rain to continue nationwide through evening after heavy downpours
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End of 4 distinct seasons in Korea? Rising temperatures strengthen subtropical climate characteristics
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Korea's child protection paradox: Safeguarding children, sidelining teachers
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Is hair loss a survival issue? Party leader hits insurance coverage proposal
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Lee calls inflation top policy priority, urges 'extraordinary' measures to stabilize prices
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JoongAng Ilbo files for creditor-led workout program
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Police investigating alleged break-in at ballot-counting center
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Lee looks to rebuild political momentum following diplomatic trip
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Defense ministry expands outreach to US Congress over OPCON transfer bill
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Assembly speaker urges diplomatic efforts to ensure safe return of Korean vessels from Hormuz Strait
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Amputated leg discovered at Incheon recycling center prompts convalescent hospital probe
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Jeonbuk National University rises in QS World University Rankings 2027
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Ex-defense minister sentenced to 3 years in prison for leaking military secrets
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Seoul pitches itself as Asia’s quantum gateway to court European tech firms
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