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Korean students, parents face uncertainty over tightened US visa rules
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Agriculture ministry holds emergency meeting ahead of heavy downpours
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Korean parents welcome gov't move to curb minors' social media use but questions remain
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Nat'l Assembly celebrates 78th Constitution Day
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Lee's approval rating edges down for 2nd consecutive week: poll
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Lee reiterates plan to designate Dec. 3 as day for people's sovereignty
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How Orcar redefines car rental industry
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From paralysis to national team: Former soldier rows toward Paralympic glory
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Heavy rains, passing showers expected during 3-day Constitution Day holidays
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KAI completes delivery of 6 T-50i trainer jets to Indonesia
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Foreign workers flex rare collective clout at HD Hyundai over 'unfair' contract
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Korea's media watchdog floats possible social media ban for children under 14
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200 foreign workers at HD Hyundai's Ulsan shipyard join union, demand contract, wage cut reversal
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Hanwha Aerospace wins Army unmanned ground vehicle deal: arms agency
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Gov't apologizes over Gwangju murder case, vows police reform
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NSC holds meeting to review issues with US: presidential office
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Police seek arrest warrant for woman over solo blockade of vote counting center
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Merged military academy in Daejeon to train soldiers for high-tech operations
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Korea starts building $2.5 bil. offshore wind farm funded entirely by local capital
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Ex-first lady postpones appearance before special counsel over health reasons
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Court orders travel agencies to refund TMON-WeMakePrice insolvency victims
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Presumed body of man swept away in torrent found
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Court holds arrest warrant hearing for ex-prosecutor general over alleged martial law role
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Gov't apologizes over Gwangju murder case, vows thorough reforms
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Korea's media watchdog floats possible social media ban for under-14s
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200 migrant workers at HD Hyundai's Ulsan shipyard join union over wage system dispute
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Jeonbuk National University, Buan County agree to cultivate talent for regional growth
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Korea's premium fruits find sweet spot abroad
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Lee names ex-Google Korea executive as secretary for youth policy
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Supreme Court upholds suspended prison term for ex-unification minister in 'blacklist' scandal
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Merged military academy to be built in Daejeon, aiming to train soldiers for high-tech military operations
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1st-term Cheongju council member under police probe over alleged sex crimes involving minor
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Parliamentary hearing on football governing body postponed
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More than half of couples relocate after marriage; most head to greater Seoul
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Lee says utilizing Korea's strengths could make it global leader in AI era
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Police refer ex-prosecutor to prosecution for forging document in Lee knife attack case
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Gov't, ruling party agree to set up integrated military academy in Daejeon
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Kim Ou-joon, bearded YouTuber who moves and shakes Korea's liberal politics
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PPP lawmaker loses seat after court finalizes 2-year prison term for accepting illegal funds
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Gov't, ruling party vow to swiftly push for integrated military academy
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Who is Kim Ou-joon, bearded broadcaster behind Korea's liberal politics?
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Major umbrella union holds massive rally over subcontractor bargaining rights
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Lee says state's no. 1 duty is to safeguard people's lives
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Lee warns officials against drinking with young employees after work
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Men accused of growing marijuana in underground bunker using government grants
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What defines 'excess' profits and who should benefit from them?
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Korea, US stage joint logistics drills on record scale
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Defense export boom runs into overtime rule hurdle
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Modest minimum wage hike reflects president's pragmatic approach to labor policy
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The Day She Returns review – another Hong Sang-soo round of slow, reflective boozing really hits the spot
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Empty streets and restaurants at Moran Market signal end of dog meat era
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Court overturns conviction of defector who helped send money to family in North Korea
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Sejong Int'l Music Festival brings together performances, education, global exchange
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CJ Logistics partners with Seoul metro to deliver lost articles to owners' doors
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Seoul backs talented youth, outbound scholars with expanded financial aid
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Kookmin University team develops perovskite quantum dot synthesis technology in collaborative study
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Supreme Court postpones final ruling on ex-first lady's corruption charges to next week
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Gov't strips disgraced stem cell researcher of top science award
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Defense ministry mulls setting up integrated military academy in Daejeon
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Researchers in Korea find herbal extract that blocks obesity-linked diabetes
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Prosecutors raid Gwangju police agency over alleged mishandling of murder case
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Lee calls for reform, innovation in implementing policy goals
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PM calls for efforts to minimize energy impact of Middle East conflict on ordinary people
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Biz lobby group expresses regret over next year's minimum wage decision
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Lee to begin receiving briefings from gov't ministries on progress of policy tasks
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'30 Days in Seoul' turns confused newcomers into confident residents
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The paradox of the 'Apple Squeeze'
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Extreme heat exposes daily hardships of Seoul's most vulnerable
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Hourly minimum wage set at 10,700 won for 2027, up 3.7% from this year
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