Police to investigate woman over solo blockade of vote counting center entry
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Sejong University wins A+ rating in Seoul RISE Project evaluation
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Gov't to ease civilian-restricted inter-Korean border boundaries for wider public access
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Navy chief stresses expanding use of AI tech to lead future warfare
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Busan rock band Daisy Gun wants you to put down the phone
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Why do Korean protesters wave American flags?
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Lee arrives at Geneva Airport for G7 summit in France
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Alumni group of Army academy urges gov't to reconsider push to merge military academies
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JTBC files for court receivership as costly World Cup, Olympics deals push JoongAng Group into crisis
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Seoul Donghaeng Store reopens after monthlong renovation
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Election protesters agree to allow sports officials to enter ballot-counting center
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State auditor considering accounting audit of election watchdog over ballot shortages
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Rival parties agree to launch 45-day parliamentary probe on election ballot shortage
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JTBC files for corporate rehabilitation as costly World Cup, Olympics deals push JoongAng Group into crisis
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Lee grapples with headwinds following local elections as party rift, ballot shortage issues deepen
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Sungkyunkwan University research team designs crystal for artificial neuronal cell mimicking
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Next generation of climate orators head to Songdo for Green Project 2026
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Han River triathlon draws 893,000 as Seoul pushes inclusive sports model
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KAIST unveils breakthrough that could slash AI data center cooling power
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Seoul taps delivery riders to spot, report danger early
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Korea expands multilingual lifeline for migrant women facing violence
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Lee welcomes US-Iran ceasefire deal, hopes for resumption of safe Hormuz shipping
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How far back does 'Hipdang-dong' go?
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Election protesters, sports officials locked in standoff over entry to ballot-counting center
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Starbucks Korea to temporarily shut all stores for history lesson after bungled coffee promotion
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Seoul Donghaeng Market reopens after monthlong renovation
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Gov't launches anti-corruption training for Zimbabwe officials
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Seoul selects 4 cities to receive urban policy transfers under ODA program
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University of Seoul, Hanyang University researchers develop wearable electrical stimulation suit
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Appeals court upholds acquittals of former officials accused of cover-up in 2020 NK border murder case
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Korea's KF-21 fighter jet passes gov't-led flight safety evaluation
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Rebuilding Korea Party elects new floor leader
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10th Korean Refugee Film Festival returns with focus on refugee-led storytelling
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Lee vows to ensure proper overseas voting rights of Koreans abroad
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From wild grasses to traditional crafts, Korean gardens trace deep roots of K-culture
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Could Asian teams be catching up to Europe at this World Cup? | Jonathan Wilson
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22 police officers disciplined over alleged involvement in martial law bid
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Korean presidential office expresses cautious optimism on US-Iran deal
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Korea weighs role in postwar Hormuz security initiatives
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Inspection launched into teachers' training program related to China's Korean War propaganda
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'Teach You a Lesson' inspires real-life proposal to protect Korean teachers
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Seoul showcases its drinking water in Singapore
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Honoring doctor who led Korea’s nurses to Germany
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Korea's media watchdog vows bold regulatory reforms
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PM promises extraordinary financial support for companies moving to regional areas
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Korea to offer express bus fare discounts to foreign tourists
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Protests over ballot shortages continue for 11th day
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Prosecutors seek warrants for HD Hyundai Oilbank employees in fuel-price collusion probe
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Ex-JCS chief attends arrest warrant hearing over alleged martial law role
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Korea to run promotion booth at int'l defense exhibition in Paris this week
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Korea to host Korean culture expo in France
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Indie music festival answers Busan's calling
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Should chip tax bonanza be shared with workers, society?
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President says ember of hope for dialogue, cooperation with N. Korea still exists
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US tech firm files defamation suit against KBS over report on its technology
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1 in 4 Seoul residents don’t drink at all, survey finds
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Mexican man apologizes for racist gesture toward Korean YouTuber at World Cup
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Parties push for constitutional reform of election agency
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[RESTAURANT OF THE WEEK] No bad luck at SOL Taphouse
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1 in 4 Seoul residents say they don’t drink at all, survey finds
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Investigators to question election watchdog officials soon over local election ballot shortage
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Defense chief to propose target year for wartime OPCON transfer at year-end meeting
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1 out of 3 Koreans obese, highest among men in 30s, 40s: data
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What China offered a Korean researcher to live, work in Shenzhen
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Justice ministry looking into possibly missing 100 rounds of live ammunition at Daejeon prison
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‘Stop pretending we don’t exist’: Seoul fills its streets with Pride colour
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Arrest warrants sought for ex-Shincheonji officials over suspicious ties to opposition party
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Military suspends flight of Miron choppers over defective engines
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Protests over ballot shortages continue for 9th day
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South Koreans revel in ‘World Cup brunch’ as time difference sees beers swapped for breakfast
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