Lee, Singaporean PM hold phone talks
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COVID-19 response chief tapped to lead health ministry
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Special counsel probing Marine's death to summon ex-commander for questioning this week
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Seoul wrestles with how to handle invasion of ‘lovebugs’
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Heat wave set to grip Korea this week
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Independent counsel to launch probes into ex-first lady, Marine death this week
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Seoul slashes Cheonggye Stream busking zones over noise complaints
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Late French veteran named as Korean War hero for July
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Lee Jae Myung's approval rating inches up to 59.7%
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S. Korea adds 11 more King Sejong Institutes to promote Korean language
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[EXPLAINER] Why Gwangju, Muan clash over airport relocation
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Is Paris Baguette really any better outside Korea?
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Special prosecutors to summon ex-President Yoon again for questioning Tuesday
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President Lee appoints five vice ministers
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Yoon requests change in special counsel questioning schedule set for Monday
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President Lee nominates 6 new ministers
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[PHOTO] Honoring fallen heroes
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President nominates 6 ministers
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Doctor arrested over termination of pregnancy at 9 months
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'Squid Game' parade at Seoul’s city center sparks concerns over children’s exposure to adult content
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President Lee to meet Tony-winning writer Hue Park this week
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Global Peace Foundation's forum in Mongolia explores Korean unification, climate action
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Special prosecutors to summon ex-President Yoon Suk Yeol again for questioning Monday
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Special counsel questions ex-President Yoon; plans to summon him again
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Subway base fares in Seoul, nearby areas rise by 150 won
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Why South Korea’s mandatory military service still haunts this former pop star
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Ex-President Yoon appears for special counsel questioning over martial law bid
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Korea closes its last state-run coal mine, marking end of an era
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Why Motiv Crew almost said no to ‘World of Street Woman Fighter’
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YouTube is full of 'cat-calming music' — but does it really help? A vet explains
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Nearly 90% of Koreans believe nation no longer drug-free
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Lee stresses national security, vows proper compensation for veterans
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‘Chug-and-go’ DUI-evasion tactic finally outlawed in Korea
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Nearly 90% of Koreans believe nation no longer drug-free
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Prosecutors demand 12-year term for key suspect in Seongnam development scandal
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New vice defense minister vows to build 'overwhelming' AI-based military capabilities
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Man in 40s caught driving drunk drinks more to dodge test
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Excavator accident causes gas leak near subway station in southern Seoul
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Lee's approval rating stands at 64%: poll
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Gov't urges freeze of gas prices following Israel-Iran ceasefire
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Korea to accept additional 22,000 seasonal migrant workers in the second half of year
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Ex-first lady Kim Keon Hee discharged from hospital
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Defense minister nominee says to review inter-Korean military pact from scratch
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Ex-President Yoon to appear at special counsel's office Saturday
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Male-only sleep facility in Gangnam revealed as drug den
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Gyeonggi education chief champions shift from welfare to empowerment in multicultural curriculum
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Korea’s monsoon health watch: Fungus, food poisoning and prevention tips
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Korea approves decommissioning of 1st commercial nuclear reactor
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K-pop trainee fined $3,600 for small tattoo, leaving dorm
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Gov’t to proceed with plan for independent immigration agency
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Lawyers of ex-President Yoon file complaint against security officials over phone records
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Special counsel rejects ex-President Yoon's request for private appearance
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Korea Aerospace signs second KF-21 production deal worth $1.76 bil.
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Lee appoints 4 vice ministers, vice chief of corporate watchdog
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President Lee nominates new chief of Constitutional Court
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2 Chinese men arrested for filming US aircraft carrier, Korean naval base
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Gov’t to proceed with plan to create independent agency for immigration
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SK Group chairman's son-in-law part of US Special Forces airstrike in Iran
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Korea faces critical moment to revive economy: president
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President Lee's approval rating rises to 62%: poll
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South Korea births surge to fastest rate in a generation
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Man transferred to prosecution for posting online threats against wedding of President Lee's son
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Korea pushing to build 2 hydrogen clusters in eastern regions
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Foreign tourists to Korea expected to top 20 mil. this year: report
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Ex-President Yoon's lawyers ask for his private appearance before special counsel
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President appeals to assembly for swift passage of supplementary budget
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‘Resting’ young Koreans nearly double over decade, driven by reemployment burnout
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President Lee Jae Myung’s instinct for humor shapes his leadership style
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Court issues new arrest warrant for ex-defense minister in martial law case
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Court rejects detention warrant for ex-President Yoon; special counsel summons him for Sat.
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