Personal info of Asiana employees leaked; no customer data breached
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Presidential office holds urgent Christmas meeting over Coupang data breach
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[PHOTO] Lee, first lady visit convent on Christmas
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Seoul issues freeze alert, warns of hypothermia risk
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Bill targeting 'fake news' sparks backlash over press freedom
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Mongolian diplomat involved in drunk driving collision in Seoul
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President Lee wishes everyone warm Christmas, pledges to improve their lives
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No pain, no game: how South Korea turned itself into a gaming powerhouse
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Refugee forum urges Korea to embrace diversity as source of strength
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Coupang’s delivery empire built on social trust faces reckoning after data breach
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Police search Bulgari Korea over Unification Church's alleged watch gift to ex-oceans minister
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Korea reports 3 new bird flu cases at poultry farms
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Police raid Bulgari Korea over Unification Church's alleged watch gift to ex-oceans minister
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Vietnam replaces China as largest source of int'l students at Korean universities
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Special counsel indicts ex-President Yoon for not paying opinion polls
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Turning up heat may be costing you sleep in winter
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FTC probes 3 major sanitary pad manufacturers over possible price rigging
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Diet pill controversy highlights hidden risks behind celebrity weight loss
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Lee apologizes to victims of toxic humidifier disinfectants
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Special counsel indicts ex-President Yoon over free opinion polls
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Trial begins for ex-PPP floor leader over martial law involvement
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Korea hits major milestone in quest to become global education hub
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Presidential office to be formally renamed Cheong Wa Dae on Monday
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New insurrection tribunal faces legitimacy questions as Yoon weighs appeal
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Seoul's city bus union threatens to strike Jan. 13 over wage dispute
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National Assembly passes anti-fake news bill after opposition's filibuster
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President’s return to Cheong Wa Dae draws cheers, concern from nearby residents
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Korea's childbirths rise for 16th consecutive month in October: data
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Population mobility hits 51-yr low in November: data
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Korea holds regular defense drills around Dokdo this week: source
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Court extends arrests of ex-defense minister, ex-commander over drone deployment
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Jailed Unification Church leader again quizzed about bribery allegations
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Arms agency chief cites legality as key reason behind bidding method change for destroyer project
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Korea to accept 109,100 foreign seasonal workers in 2026
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National Assembly set to vote on anti-fake news bill as filibuster nears deadline
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Trial to begin for PPP lawmaker over martial law involvement
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[2025 Top 10 National News] Power shifts, nuclear ambitions, issues abroad reshape nation
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[MORNING CALM TALES] A Christmas story in Korea 1990
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Media framing fuels misconceptions about refugees in Korea
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Ruling party whip apologizes over free hotel accommodation from Korean Air
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Families of World War II Korean conscripts file lawsuit seeking removal of names from Yasukuni Shrine
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Yoon denies sending drones to N. Korea to justify martial law in hearing on arrest extension
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Gov't launches task force for Coupang data breach probe
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Trump wants Hanwha to build US frigates at Philadelphia shipyard
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44% of foreign residents in Korea report discrimination, yet remain happier than locals: survey
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How to survive year-end party season without getting drunk
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US military in Korea stages 'steel rain' live-fire drill with new rocket launchers
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4 in 10 foreign residents in Korea report discrimination, yet remain happier than locals: survey
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Trump wants Hanwha to build US frigates at Philadelphia shipyard
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Seoul City's new income model offers ‘Stepping Stone’ out of poverty
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Union files complaint against Coupang founder over worker's death
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Court holds arrest extension hearing for ex-President Yoon
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Opposition leader's 24-hour filibuster breaks record
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Lee pledges support for Busan to become major maritime hub after relocation of oceans ministry
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Special prosecutors raid Coupang affiliate over unpaid severance pay
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Lawmakers pass bill to create special insurrection tribunals
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Education minister casts classrooms as answer to AI upheaval, balanced national development
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KF-21 fighters to be fitted with ground attack capabilities starting 2027
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US nuclear-powered submarine arrives in Korea to replenish supplies
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Opposition leader breaks record for longest filibuster speech
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Record 81% of N. Korean defectors say they are 'satisfied' with life in South: survey
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Korea begins trial of mandatory face recognition for new mobile numbers
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Unionized rail workers shelve plan to strike
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Korea reports new bird flu case at quail farm
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Presidential office holds 1st press briefing at Cheong Wa Dae since relocation
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Next-generation destroyer faces more delays after shift to competitive bidding
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Lee administration steps up engagement-focused North Korea policy
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Parliamentary probe into Jeju Air crash begins
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Gov’t task force urges tougher discipline for Army officers over martial law involvement
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Special counsel demands 8-year term for ex-first lady's 'butler'
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