After data center fire, Seoul officials go back to basics in preparedness drill
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Kwangwoon University professors provide semiconductor design lectures at Vietnamese college
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Cold wave to strengthen over weekend
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Google submits additional documents to Seoul on map data transfer
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In Korea, 'riding' doesn't mean riding
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How 'riding' slipped into Korean parenting vocabulary
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In South Korea, 'riding' doesn’t mean riding
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Korea, China hold working-level talks on resuming joint maritime search drills
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S. Korea, China hold working-level talks on resuming joint maritime search drills
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Lee appoints special counsel for follow-up probe into ex-President Yoon, his wife
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Lee's top aide set to meet visiting Canadian defense procurement chief
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Lee calls for tougher measures to curb price fixing
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Court partially acquits 'power broker' in cash-for-nominations scandal
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Local council’s hanbok tradition draws backlash in Korea
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Lee cheers for Korean athletes ahead of Winter Olympics
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PM orders thorough probe into alleged sexual abuse at facility for people with disabilities
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Appellate court upholds fine for ex-President Moon's daughter in DUI case
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Citizens’ Solidarity for ONE KOREA to spearhead unification, oppose ‘two-state’ framework
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Emart, Lotte Mart could soon launch early-morning delivery after ban lifted
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Bill proposed to safeguard workers from AI-driven job losses
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Disciplinary committee set for 4 generals over martial law involvement
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Lee meets with young scientists, discusses expansion of alternative military service
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Parliamentary committee approves bill to punish defamation of wartime sexual slavery victims
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Seoul to invest $6 mil. in bid to build CES-style events
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US undersecretary of Air Force visits Osan Air Base last week
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Seoul unveils public transit, health measures for Lunar New Year holiday
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Man sentenced to life for fatally stabbing 3 people at pizza store in Seoul
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Foreign policy veteran explains why dialogue with N. Korea remains difficult
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Foreign biz chambers, civic groups decry discriminatory toll policy for Incheon bridge
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Remains of 7 Jeju massacre victims missing for 77 years identified
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US military stages live-fire drills using remote weapon system in Korea
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Police request arrest warrants for lawmaker, ex-councilor over bribery
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Cold War battle cry takes on new form: Spicy rice cakes
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Korea needs to restore social trust, unity to overcome extreme polarization
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Prosecutors seize assets of key convicts in high-profile development scandal
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Rival parties to launch special committee to advance US investment bill
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Defense chief calls for military reform in the face of security, demographic challenges
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Big businesses pledge up to $206 bil. in regional investments over 5 years
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Cha Eun-woo controversy exposes tax evasion among Korean celebrities
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Ex-spy chief denies charges in martial law trial over alleged dereliction of duty
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AI-powered glasses offer real-time subtitles of Korean lectures
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Seoul prepares safety measures ahead of BTS Gwanghwamun comeback show
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Pusan National University to spearhead Busan’s shared education project
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S. Korea, US target 2028 for wartime command transfer: source
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S. Korea, US eye 2028 as target schedule for wartime command transfer: source
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S. Korea, US eye timeline for wartime command transfer: source
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Samsung scion says three years without smartphone helped him get into Seoul National University
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Opposition leader calls for special counsel probes into allegations involving ruling party, Lee
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No. of naturalized Koreans rebounds to surpass 11,000 last year
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Lee reiterates resolve to stabilize housing prices
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Dubai chewy cookies have Koreans lining up once more
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Lee to meet business leaders to discuss youth hiring, regional investment
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Photos of ex-presidents involved in 1979 coup removed from military
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[PHOTO] Start of spring
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Start of spring
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Constitution Day to be reinstated as public holiday this year
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Photos of ex-presidents involved in 1979 coup to be removed from military
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Pastor indicted for instigating courthouse riot
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Fire erupts at SPC Samlip plant in Siheung
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Ruling, opposition parties rocked by leadership turmoil ahead of local elections
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Police raid state auditor over alleged military secrets leak in 2020 fisheries official case
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Jeonbuk National University professor establishes new global research consortium
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Vietnam to recognize Korea’s official language exam in university admissions
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Woman gives birth in ambulance after 7 hospitals turn her away
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Ruling party floor leader vows 'end to insurrection,' push for prosecution reform
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Seoul to deploy robots to improve disaster management
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Ex-Coupang CEO appears for police questioning over alleged perjury
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Lawmaker reappears before police for questioning about alleged bribery
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As towns shrink, municipalities compete to host new nuclear plants
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Korean adoptees welcome fresh inquiry into rights violations in adoption process
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