Most Koreans see poverty as matter of discipline, not predetermined
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Court allows live broadcast of ex-President Yoon's appellate trial for obstruction of justice
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Health ministry unveils trillion-won investment blitz to secure biohealth dominance
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Legal loophole allows fans to camp for BTS concert at Gwanghwamun
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G-Dragon faces backlash from Chinese netizens over ‘Lunar New Year’ greeting
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Oceans minister nominee vows to make Busan into country's maritime capital
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Some 21,000 S. Koreans currently in Middle East amid US-Israeli attack on Iran
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Cabinet approves revised bill adjusting role of new investigation agency, to be submitted to parliament
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Chief justice urges Assembly to review judicial reform bills
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PM says top priority on Koreans' safety amid Middle East crisis
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3rd Visual Voices exhibition 'Annyeong' focuses on world peace, well-being
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Defense chief seeks to prioritize overseas troops' safety amid Middle East tensions
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Lee says Korea will work with Singapore, create $300 mil. global AI fund
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The King’s Warden review – lively Korean period drama as 15th century deposed monarch takes refuge
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Korean travelers stranded as Middle East turmoil hinders return plans
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Korea names new ministers, commission chiefs in leadership reshuffle
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Gov't seeks public debate on lowering juvenile criminal age amid rising youth crime
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Visa rejections for overseas students expose cracks in Korea's rural rescue plan
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Korean travelers stranded as Middle East turmoil clouds return plans
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Shaman linked to ex-first lady appeals 6-year prison sentence for taking bribes
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‘The King’s Warden’ nears 10 million viewers as filming sites overflow with tourists
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National pension recipients likely to surpass 8 mil. this year amid aging population
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1 in 4 households runs deficit in Q4, highest in 6 years
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Who verifies AI? Deep tech startup ArbaLabs looks at the problem of trust
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Hong Kong emo band Wellsaid expands into Korea with debut shows in Busan, Seoul
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S. Korea reports 1 new bird flu case; total rises to 51
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PM Kim convenes emergency meeting to review Middle East situation
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National Assembly passes bill allowing increase in number of Supreme Court justices
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Subway riders to face penalties for failing to tap out
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Lee orders emergency response system led by PM over Iran crisis as he departs for Singapore
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[FULL TEXT] President Lee Jae Myung's speech on 107th March 1 Independence Movement Day
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Gyeongbok Palace to shut on BTS Gwanghwamun concert day
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National Assembly passes bill allowing increasing number of Supreme Court justices
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Why foreigners can vote in Korea’s local elections — and why it’s controversial
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High costs fail to deter early English education in Korea
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One Korean adoptee’s long road from reunion to reckoning
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A Korean adoptee’s long road from reunion to reckoning
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Lee launches TikTok account, steps up social media engagement
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Seoul repair shop wins Louis Vuitton trademark case over bag refits
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Ruling party pushes through judicial reform bill allowing constitutional complaints against court decisions
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17%: PPP approval rating plunges as internal rift over Yoon deepens
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17%: PPP faces approval rating plunges as internal rift over Yoon deepens
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Ruling party to push through judicial reform bill allowing constitutional complaints against court decisions
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Lee puts private home up for sale
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At 85, Korea’s oldest college graduate this year proves it’s never too late to learn
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Disciplinary committee set for Navy chief over martial law involvement
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Ruling party to push through judicial reform bill allowing constitutional complaints against court rulings
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‘No time to explain, get in’: Samsung Electronics, SK hynix power KOSPI rally as AI memes spread online
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National Assembly set to vote on judiciary reform bill as filibuster nears deadline
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Chonnam National University to host marathon to commemorate May 18 Uprising
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USFK says report on Pentagon-directed statement contains inaccuracies
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Head of Nat'l Court Administration offers to resign after parliament passes judicial reform bill
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Kookmin University selected for Seoul’s R&D funding program
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Seoul official behind 'MASGA' project gets rare promotion
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Korea's arable land shrinks for 13th year in 2025
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Lee's approval rating inches up to 64%
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Samsung family celebrates son's admission to Korea's top university
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Ex-DPK lawmaker appears before police for 2nd day over bribery, misconduct allegations
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Ex-DPK lawmaker appears before police for 2nd day over bribery, misconduct allegations
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Lee to pay state visits to Singapore, Philippines next week
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Headquarters of main opposition party raided over alleged mass recruitment of Shincheonji religious group
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Lee to pay state visits to Singapore, Philippines from March 1-4
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Lee vows policy measures to cut benefits of homeownership as speculation
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Korea reports 21st ASF case this year
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Gov't likely to approve Google's request for Korean map data: sources
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Gov't to supply 100,000 tons of rice for price stabilization
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Korea's plan to lift ban on pets in restaurants sparks mixed reactions
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Suspect in drone flights to N. Korea arrested after hearing
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Gov't likely to approve Google's request for S. Korean map data: sources
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Public anger fuels digital vigilantism in Korea as online sleuths dox suspected female murderer
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