Daily exercise can cut burnout risk by over 60 percent, study shows
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Will AI replace human translators?
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Gov't, ruling party agree to deliberate on controversial capital gains tax
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South Korea’s military shrinks by 20% as low birthrate hits recruitment
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Lee to hold extraordinary Cabinet meeting Monday to decide on pardon for ex-Justice Minister Cho
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Armed forces down to about 450,000 due to low birthrate
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Bomb threat prompts evacuation at KSPO Dome in Seoul
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Fans push for Liberation Day pardon to end Steve Yoo’s 23-year exile over draft evasion
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President Lee returns from vacation to packed agenda of summits, pardons
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Brick factory worker in Naju fined for forklift abuse of foreign colleague
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Fewer than 10 babies born in 38% of cities, counties in Korea last year
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North Korea removing propaganda loudspeakers in border areas amid efforts to ease tensions
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USFK commander stresses expanded role for US troops in Korea against broader regional threats
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Body presumed to be missing flood victim discovered near river
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Disabled in Korea struggle to use kiosks as new Accessibility Law looms
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More Korean men travel to Japan for matchmaking, TBS reports
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Pentagon stresses 'primary' alliance focus on N. Korea, 'shared priorities' over 'broader regional' threats
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Court dismisses ex-interior minister's petition against arrest
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PM calls for considering raising terror alert level before APEC Summit
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People Power Party approval ratings plummet to record low
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Ministry to intensify labor inspections to tackle rights violations against migrant workers
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Gov't considers pardoning 'comfort women' activist convicted of embezzlement
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Special counsel accuses ex-first lady Kim of colluding with shaman in arrest warrant
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Fed up with seat hogs, coffee shop chains take tougher stance
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Arms agency, US Navy discuss cooperation on naval shipbuilding, MRO
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Unification Church leader's aide appears for questioning over ex-first lady allegations
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Abortion reemerges as hot-button issue as ruling party eyes dormant bill
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Korea releases 30 endangered red foxes into wild to aid population recovery
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Saying goodbye to beloved pet? 5 pet funeral services near Seoul
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2 Taiwanese get suspended terms for photos at US base in Korea
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South Korea postpones decision to let Google Maps work properly – again
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Climate change drives up shark activity off Korea’s east coast
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Hanyang University leads in int'l enrollment, backed by decades of global outreach
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Defense chiefs of Korea, Japan pledge continued security cooperation
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Lee to host Vietnam's top leader for summit talks next week: presidential office
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Seoul postpones key drills with US in bid to temper N. Korea’s response
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Seoul to postpone key drills with US in bid to temper N. Korea’s response
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Seoul considers postponing key drills with US in bid to temper N. Korea’s response
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Taiwanese duo given suspended prison sentences for filming US base
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Gov't allows return of trainee doctors to former hospitals to end standoff
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Ex-Justice Minister Cho Kuk considered for pardon as Liberation Day review looms
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Remains of 6 Korean independence fighters to return home next week
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Special counsel seeks arrest warrant for former first lady Kim Keon Hee
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[EXPLAINER] Why tipping culture remains controversial in Korea
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Promise of KOSPI 5,000 undermined by DPK lawmaker's suspected stock trading
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S. Korea, US to partially push back field training for key military drills to September
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S. Korea, US to partially push back field training for key military drills to Sept.
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Special counsel seeks arrest warrant for former first lady Kim Keon Hee
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PPP shortlists 4 contenders in primary for party leadership
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Former minor party leader Cho Kuk under consideration for Liberation Day special pardon
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Authorities thwarted in second bid to arrest ex-President Yoon Suk Yeol
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Special counsel questions Assembly speaker as witness in martial law probe
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Special counsel suspends execution of detention warrant for Yoon due to 'stubborn refusal'
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Justice ministry to review beneficiaries of special pardons for Liberation Day
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Integration classes and complaints offices: South Korea charts a path to a cohesive multicultural future
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Taekwondo instructor sentenced to 4 years for lewd messages to elementary school student
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Special counsel makes 2nd attempt to execute detention warrant for ex-President Yoon
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Medical bills for older adults approach half of all health care spending
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[LAUGHING THROUGH HISTORY 17] 'Even If I Can’t Get Married…'
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Special counsel to retry warrant to detain Yoon for questioning: sources
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Top officials from US defense tech firm Anduril in Seoul for partnership talks, office launch
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President Lee designates 36 additional special disaster zones over July rain damage
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Labor minister vows ‘zero tolerance’ for discrimination against foreign workers
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$7,700 a month for deliveries? Courier’s pay stub stuns Korea office workers
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Korean, US Marines hold combined drills
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Korea to begin temporary visa waiver program for Chinese group tourists in late September
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Excavation resumes at Gyeongsan Cobalt Mine, stirring questions of memory and justice
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Breakfasts that work like Wegovy? What doctors recommend for belly fat
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No. of economically active seniors hits record high in 2025: data
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Middle schooler arrested after Shinsegae Department Store bomb threat
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