Veteran science bureaucrat to lead Korea’s space agency
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Lawmakers of rival parties propose bill to promote AI-driven research in defense sector
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Ex-first lady Kim Keon Hee appeals 20-month prison sentence in corruption trial
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Canada’s defense procurement chief inspects Korean submarine program
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Lee refutes opposition party's criticism over housing supply plan
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Lee's approval rating edges up to 54.5%: poll
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Korea blanketed by heavy overnight snow
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Adoption as banishment: Why Korea’s adoptees deserve more than symbolic redress
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Central Seoul's disappearing industrial core comes alive in Greek filmmaker Liron Shalit's documentary 'Living Euljiro'
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Hwacheon ice fishing festival wraps up with 1.6 mil. visitors
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[LAUGHING THROUGH HISTORY 23] 'The Mourner Who Lost His Hat and Ended Up in the Jahye Hospital'
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Heavy snow expected across Korea through Monday morning
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Jeju drew 2.24 mil. foreign tourists in 2025, 70% from China
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Ruling party vows passage of US investment bill by late February or early March: lawmaker
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Lee doubles down on housing policy in social media posts
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Two-thirds of older Koreans back raising retirement age: study
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'Naming and shaming' of child-support defaulters resurfaces in Korea
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Police form special team to investigate sexual abuse allegations at group home for people with disabilities
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Korea’s classroom phone ban faces 1st test as schools disagree over rules
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Lee calls for wider public debate on sugar levy
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Jeju drew 2.24 mil. foreign tourists last year, 70% from China
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Biggie's Sports Bar brings excitement back to HBC
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Lee berates far-right group under probe for insulting statues of girl representing victims of Japan's wartime sexual slavery
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‘I never imagined this!’ How KPop Demon Hunters could make history at the Grammys and the Oscars
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Coupang's interim chief questioned for 12 hours over data breach probe
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Korea bids farewell to ex-PM Lee Hae-chan
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First FMD case in 9 months confirmed in Incheon
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Security expert urges Korea to lead middle-power coalition
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How sexual intimacy varies across couples in the US, Korea and Japan
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Korea Taxpayers' Association defends Cha Eun-woo amid tax evasion allegations
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Insiders expose flaws in Korea's college entrance exam
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PM orders task force to probe sexual abuse allegations at group home for disabled
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Special counsel appeals ruling on ex-first lady Kim Keon Hee in corruption case
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Why young Koreans are meeting strangers to eat French fries
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Coupang CEO questioned over data breach case
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S. Korea, Japan to resume search-and-rescue drills after 9-year hiatus
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C-130H transport aircraft makes emergency landing in Okinawa: Air Force
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Transparency or unrefined messages? President's social media use stirs debate
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New guidelines allow suspending indictments for trivial offenses after 'Choco Pie theft' case
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Driverless robotaxis to hit Seoul streets this year in ‘physical AI’ push
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Seoul’s Ttareungyi public bike service under probe for data leak of 4.5 million users
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Ex-Supreme Court chief justice sentenced to suspended prison term over power abuse
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Is Korea next in line for a sugar levy?
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Labor ministry vows to end ‘greenhouse dorms’ after ruling on migrant worker’s death
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2 military commanders dismissed for infiltrating parliament to arrest lawmakers during martial law
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Is South Korea next in line for a sugar levy?
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Coupang CEO appears for police questioning over data breach case
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Supreme Court confirms Japan company should pay $69,500 to forced labor victim
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Prosecution-police team raids Shincheonji sect over suspected collusion with politics
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Lee's approval rating edges down to 60%: poll
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Navy's 4,400-ton destroyer to participate in fleet review, joint drills in India next month
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Former justice minister appointed as Korea's ambassador for climate, environment
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Lee reiterates his warning against transnational scam crimes targeting Koreans
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Dormitory controversy exposes campus tensions over foreign student prioritization
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‘Gangnam formula’ Aptamil sparks concern in Korea after Europe recall
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Ambassador to China tops latest asset disclosures of senior gov't officials
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Lee calls on workers to swiftly adapt to 'unavoidable' AI robotics era
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New rotational US Stryker unit arrives in Korea
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Coupang CEO Rogers to appear for police questioning Friday
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Constitutional Court rules in favor of minor parties over proportional representation
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Why Gen Z in Korea is flocking to bus driving jobs
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Nat'l Assembly passes special bill on supporting semiconductor industry
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Ex-head of special forces unit removed from office over martial law involvement: sources
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Lee urges stronger social safety net to address side effects of AI-led polarization
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Defense chief departs for talks with Japanese defense minister in Yokosuka
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Prosecutors criticized for delay in Hanshin University deportation probe
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KSIF, National Library for Children and Young Adults collaborate on Korean education
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KSIF joins hands with National Library for Children and Young Adults for Korean education
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Audit finds illegal construction of golf driving range on ex-President Yoon's residential compound
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Kwangwoon University hosts robot developer conference
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