Young Koreans 'resting' while chasing chaebol jobs, but other options may be better: report
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Early summer heat sweeps Korea, breaking mid-May temperature records
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President says 1980 pro-democracy spirit revived in resistance to 2024 martial law declaration
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Chong blames Oh for housing woes, unveils expanded support plan for young renters
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[EXPLAINER] How Korea's little-used power to freeze legal strike works
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Official campaigning for June 3 local elections to begin Thursday
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Asia’s top young physicists converge in Busan for first Korean-hosted Olympiad
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Seoul exports water management expertise to cities battling aging infrastructure
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Task force launched to crack down on illegally operated clinics
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Geneva Conventions exhibit explores challenges of modern war
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Gangnam District launches online Korean language course for foreign residents
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Sri Lanka looks to Korea’s playbook for public sector innovation
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Military Manpower Administration eases online verification for overseas conscripts
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Korea's tax agency cuts red tape for foreign firms to boost job growth
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Korea takes K-book export drive to Southeast Asia as demand surges
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Redefining Seoul's skyline: 30 landmarks chosen by city's residents
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As wild boars invade Seoul’s suburbs, city fights back with data, steel
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1st year of high school was unhappiest, young Koreans say
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President piles pressure on Samsung unions ahead of strike
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Tax agency to hire 9,500 workers for crackdown on delinquent taxpayers
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Special counsel appeals ex-interior minister's sentence over martial law involvement
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Main opposition asks for voter support in local elections to stop government's 'reckless drive'
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Lee says 1980 pro-democracy movement was reborn in thwarting 2024 martial law forces
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4 courthouse rioters get suspended terms for attacking reporters
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Korea enters global AI copyright fray with English guidebook
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President piles pressure on Samsung union ahead of strike
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Seoul expands $0.33 discount program for personal cup use at cafes
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Lee's approval rating edges up above 60%
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President says management rights should be respected as much as labor rights ahead of Samsung strike
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Korea must embrace its 7 mil. diaspora as 'strategic asset,' says agency chief
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Ruling, main opposition leaders put under police protection following alleged online threats against DPK chief
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‘Tearing down barriers’: North Korean footballers arrive in Seoul for first time in eight years
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Presidential office stresses policy priority on 'saving people's lives' through welfare, safety measures
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Single candidacy could boost conservatives’ chances in Busan, survey shows
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Gwangju Uprising distortions still prevalent despite punishment law
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No major gap exists between S. Korea, US over wartime OPCON transfer timeline: nat'l security adviser
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PM warns of possible emergency arbitration if Samsung Electronics strike causes damage
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Gwangju Uprising distortion content prevalent despite punishment law
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PM issues warning over planned Samsung Electronics strike, vows all measures including emergency arbitration
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PM welcomes Samsung Electronics pay talks, warns of possible emergency arbitration
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Chinese Football to headline emo festival in Seoul
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Minor earthquake hits waters off Jeju Island: weather agency
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Earliest heat-related death on record reported amid scorching heat
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513 uncontested candidates selected ahead of June 3 local elections
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513 uncontested candidates selected ahead of June 3 local elections
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From airport seats to apartment noise: Why Korean celebrities keep apologizing
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[LAUGHING THROUGH HISTORY 26] 'Can You Trust an Idle Dream?'
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[MORNING CALM TALES] Adventures on Seoul Metro’s Green Line
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80% of teachers fear child abuse accusations for routine classroom guidance
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Lee reunites with teacher from elementary school, classmates on Teachers' Day
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Korea, US formalize ‘drone alliance’ to counter evolving regional threats
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Special counsel seeks 7 1/2-year prison term for ex-first lady in bribery case
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Philippine TV celebrity tours South Chungcheong's Catholic pilgrimage sites
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Irish community-led sunrise walk for mental health expands across 4 cities in Korea
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Early summer heat grips Korea until early next week
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Group of civilian military workers to file ILO complaint against gov't over labor rights violations
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Gap narrows between ruling, main opposition parties ahead of local elections: poll
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Navy to deploy 4,400-ton destroyer to Cheonghae unit amid ongoing Iran war
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Samsung Electronics strike raises concerns over deepening labor polarization
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Army chief delivers 1st-ever keynote speech by Korean general at LANPAC
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Korea expands cultural footprint in Russia at high-profile Asia festival
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Seoul Future Foundation to award scholarships to exchange students in global talent push
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US Army's Apache helicopter makes emergency landing; no casualties reported
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Korean student accused of assaulting teacher for 20 minutes, throwing chair
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Lee appoints new vice health minister, customs office commissioner
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Ancient royal tombs open forest paths to visitors this spring
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Seoul targets Europe’s lucrative MICE market with global partnership push
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Korean farm tech finds growing market in Uzbekistan
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Korea’s extreme heat puts construction workers, farmers at growing risk of illness, death
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Sejong University team selected for webtoon copyright protection project
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