Special counsel accuses NIS of actively cooperating in ex-President Yoon's martial law bid
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Seoul Metro puts up English warnings at depots after graffiti cases by foreigners
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Paichai baseball team members apologize to Gwangju peers for disparaging chants
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Ruling party leadership race heats up as ex-PM officially enters contest
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Seoul ramps up elder care initiatives to combat isolation, digital exclusion
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Seoul Metro puts up English warnings at depots after graffiti vandalism by foreigners
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Military airport in Gwangju selected as site for chip cluster
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German chamber of commerce in Korea outlines plans to launch AI startup competition
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Over 700 undocumented foreign delivery riders penalized in crackdown
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Over 700 undocumented foreign delivery riders apprehended in crackdown
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At RIMPAC, Korea’s newest warships signal navy’s growing role
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Prosecutors indict HD Hyundai Oilbank in $17 bil. price-fixing case after US-Iran war outbreak
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Seoul high school athletes to visit Gwangju to apologize for disparaging chants
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Migrant workers flood new rights hotline after gov't streamlines abuse filing
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Police investigating online death threat against President Lee
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Lee calls for prompt execution of chip cluster, AI investment projects
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Korea exports food safety tech via training for Saudi, Indonesian officials
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Foreign delivery workers using borrowed accounts surge 11-fold
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Ex-PM announces bid for ruling party leadership
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Prosecutors indict 4 major refiners in $17 billion-won price-fixing case after US-Iran war outbreak
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[LAUGHING THROUGH HISTORY 28] 'At Least He Got Over His Malaria'
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Customs agency uncovers $503 mil. worth of trade security violations
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Foreign cruise visitors to Korea top 200,000 in May
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Lee's approval rating inches up after 6-week decline: poll
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New superintendents put teacher protection at top of policy agenda
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Government eyes new fund to invest tax windfall from AI-driven chip boom
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Seoul City Hall to open new observatory with panoramic views to public
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Seoul City Hall opens new rooftop observatory with panoramic views to public
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Korea overhauls heat wave alert system for 1st time in 18 years
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S. Korea's yearly working hours fall by 32 hours last year but remain longer than OECD average
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Advanced AI uses 136.5 times more electricity than standard chatbots, study warns
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Police starting to track down person behind Gwangju high school bomb threat
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Researchers identify molecular subtypes of pediatric brain tumor, paving way for treatment
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Sejong University ranks 10th in Korea, 64th in Asia in Asia University Rankings 2026
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PM's shout-out to CORTIS: Why middle-aged Koreans are falling for rookie K-pop group
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History book pits 2 Korean Catholic martyrs against each other
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Lee says mega development projects are for future, not approval ratings
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Ruling DPK expresses 'strong regret' over recent US House report regarding Coupang
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Police search Gwangju high school after bomb threat amid baseball trash talk controversy
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2 illegal gambling network operators extradited from UAE in joint gov't operation
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Korean couples ditch luxury wedding halls for $19 public venues
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Bill targets deportation of drug, phishing offenders
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'Noseprints' to bring lost dogs home
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Grand Ole Opry's Mama Kim reflects on 50 years doing business in Itaewon
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From toilet to blanket: 1-meter snake found inside Korean apartment
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Why a Mongolian computer engineering student is leaving Korea for China
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How Korea’s birth mothers are exposing the hidden cost of overseas adoption
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Alumni plead for leniency for Paichai High School baseball team banned over 'Tank Day' talk
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3rd appeals trial begins for former K-pop star Steve Yoo over visa denial
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Appeals court to begin ex-President Yoon's drone infiltration trial on July 15
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Lee pledges to establish 'aerospace industry belt' along southern coast
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Seoul expands accessible bus travel options for wheelchair users
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Alumni plead for leniency for high school banned over baseball trash talk
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Murder suspect's father evades charges, fueling debate over Korea's family evidence-tampering exemption
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PM calls for anti-flood measures as monsoon season begins
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Jeonbuk National University to provide Korean language education for foreign residents in Namwon
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University of Seoul to cultivate AI-convergence professionals under government-led BK21 Project
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Kookmin University professor wins top prize at design exhibition
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Court ends rehabilitation process for troubled retailer Homeplus
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Korea boosts global medical push with English data
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Jeongneunggol's last residents forge solidarity in eviction struggle
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Presidential official refutes electricity supply concerns over Honam chip cluster plan
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Court scraps rehabilitation proceedings for Homeplus
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3,000% bonuses but a growing wealth divide: South Korea grapples with its AI chip boom
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Korea identifies FMD outbreak at farms in North Gyeongsang Province
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Lee's approval rating rebounds to 54% after dipping to lowest level
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Marine Corps participates in multinational peacekeeping drills in Mongolia
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Navy names new submarine 'Seo Hui'; new frigate dubbed 'Pyeongtaek'
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Climate change is bringing heavier downpours. Are cities ready?
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Special counsel indicts ex-JCS chief over martial law involvement
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