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Special counsel indicts ex-JCS chief over martial law involvement
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Gov’t ramps up crackdown on ‘salt farm slavery’
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Parliamentary committee conducts 1st on-site inspection at blockaded vote counting site
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Hate speech seeps into Korean classrooms
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Hanwha Aerospace explosion likely occurred while cleaning explosive waste: police
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Lee orders thorough readiness against heavy rains
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Marine Corps conducts regular live-fire drills on western border islands
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Record medical tourism spotlights Korea's push for sustainability
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$445 taxi ride from Seoul to Incheon? Taiwanese tourist challenges excessive fare
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Yongsan revamps website to better serve int'l visitors, foreign residents
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Parliamentary committee enters blockaded ballot counting site for inspection
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Yongsan revamps website to better serve int'l visitors, foreign residents
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Gov't to consider easing regulations to deploy drones in wildfire battles
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Lee proposes golf meeting with opposition lawmakers: PPP officials
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KAIST workshop to showcase AI agents for HBM design automation
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Warmer seas bring endangered whale shark to Jeju coast
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Disability rights activists halt commuter buses, drawing mixed public reactions
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Sungkyunkwan University’s project group opens Alberta office to validate oil sands technologies
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Scuffles break out among protesters ahead of parliamentary on-site probe into ballot shortages
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Lee vows to turn Chungcheong region into center of AI-led innovation
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Korea trims bureaucracy to woo elite global tech experts
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Disability rights activists resume subway protest in Seoul after 6-month hiatus
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Korea's drug exports top $10 bil. for 1st time as production hits record high
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PM says gov't should put top priority on reining in inflation
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Korean high school where 1 in 4 graduates heads straight to Samsung Electronics
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New PM orders thorough measures with heavy rain forecast to hit southern region
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Paichai High School baseball team suspended 6 months over 'Tank Day' chant against Gwangju school
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Paichai High School baseball team suspended six months over 'Tank Day' chant against Gwangju school
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Presidential unification body adds over 2,000 advisers, plans overseas expansion
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Navy chief to visit Hawaii this week for RIMPAC exercise
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Seoul unveils master plan to transform Yeouido Park into cultural hub
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'Tank Day' chant at baseball tournament against Gwangju school draws condemnation
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Oh Se-hoon begins final mayoral term with 2030 presidential bid in view
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Lee, Moon stress party unity ahead of DPK leadership race
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Gyeonggi Province expands funding to upgrade migrant worker facilities
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Sejong University ranks 12th in Korea, 398th globally in QS World University Rankings 2027
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Seoul adds rest stop on Olympic Expressway to prevent drowsy driving
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Medical tourism key to Korea's global competitiveness, industry chief says
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Korea's medical tourism booms, yet untapped potential remains
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Local clinics, walking clubs: Korea’s new blueprint for grassroots health care
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KAIST develops AI that analyzes mouse behavior to detect autism
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Kookmin University to host international e-business symposium
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New PM vows to fast-track Korea's AI push on 1st day in office
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Defense minister says unified military academy necessary to break down silos
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Parliamentary committee to conduct 1st on-site probe into ballot shortages
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University of Seoul signs academic, student exchange agreement with Université Paris Nanterre
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Kim leaves office as prime minister
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Gov't denies rumors over new think tank on utilizing chipmakers' huge profits
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Multicultural conscripts to receive interpretation services during physical exams
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Lee set to meet ex-President Moon over lunch ahead of party leadership convention
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What’s new in Korea in 2nd half of 2026: 1-week parental leave, unified rail app and more
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Korea's 'fake news' law set to redraw online speech rules
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The Catholic University of Korea says faith is its strength in AI race
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Defense minister backs push for unified military academy as fundamental reform for future
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Outgoing North Chungcheong governor raided over bribery allegations
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Kookmin University student wins 2nd place at IBM Bob Hackathon
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Soon-to-be PM Han carries high expectation for AI transformation
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Gyeonggi Province scraps waiting period for migrant child care subsidies
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Ukrainian outlet's critique exposes gaps in Korea's counter-drone strategy
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The Korea Times launches K-universities, global platform for Korean higher education
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Rival parties fail to agree on parliamentary committee formation ahead of plenary meeting
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S. Korea postpones plan to launch solid-fuel space rocket over safety concerns
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Korea’s largest province scraps waiting period for migrant childcare subsidies
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Safety warning issued over toxic chemicals in imported kids' footwear
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Sungkyunkwan University selected to participate in National Research Lab project
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Assembly committee adopts report on confirmation hearing of PM nominee
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Chungnam National University selected for National Research Lab project to lead theranostics research
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Sungkyunkwan University selected for National Research Lab project
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Lee says gov't will actively support chip cluster project in southwest
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