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South Korea adds 193,000 jobs in 2025 as youth, key sectors slump
S. Korea added 193,000 employed in 2025, but jobs in construction and manufacturing fell and the number of young people outside the labor force rose.
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DPK lawmaker calls Han expulsion a late-night move to limit backlash
Lee Eon-joo, a senior member of Democratic Party of Korea's supreme council, said that the People Power Party's decision to expel former leader Han.
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Korean ramen makers pitch hands-on experiences to tourists
S. Korea's ramen makers are stepping up experience-focused marketing aimed at foreign tourists, expanding hands-on spaces in major visitor hubs.
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China’s millennials, Gen Z hit by job slump and heavy debt
A large share of China's younger adults, broadly born from the 1980s through 2000, are facing a dual squeeze of weak job prospects and heavy debt.
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People Power Party votes to expel former leader Han Dong-hoon
S. Korea's conservative People Power Party, voted early Tuesday to expel former party leader Han Dong-hoon after a marathon Ethics Committee meeting.
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South Korea to lift some border military zones
S. Korea's Ministry of National Defense said Tuesday it will lift about 630,000 square meters of military facility protection zones in border areas.
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El Salvador's Bukele visit to Costa Rica stirs political controversy
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele traveled to Costa Rica during the final stretch of that country's presidential campaign, triggering a political ti
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Ukraine reports 200,000 soldiers have gone AWOL
Ukraine's chief of defense estimated Wednesday that 200,000 soldiers have gone absent without official leave during an address to parliament.
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France bans 10 British anti-migrant activists
France announced a ban on 10 British anti-migrant activists who have traveled onto French soil. They are from the Raise the Colours movement.
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Venezuela’s 'law of terror' grips streets amid detentions, fear
Venezuelan citizens describe a climate of fear and self-censorship as the regime maintains that it is moving forward with a prisoner releases.
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U.S., Britain pulling troops from Qatar
The United States and Britain are pulling troops from the Al-Udeid air base in Qatar ahead of potential U.S. military intervention against Iran.
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EU-Mercosur trade deal to be signed in Paraguay
Paraguay will host signing of a free trade agreement between the European Union and the Southern Common Market, known by Spanish acronym Mercosur,
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Uganda imposes Internet blackout ahead of elections
Communications authorities have blocked Internet service throughout the country ahead of its elections to prevent "weaponization of the Internet."
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Kyiv targeted for third time in a week, 6,000 buildings with no power
Mutliple blasts were heard in central Kyiv as Moscow intensified a bid to inflict major damage to the city's power supply amid sub-zero temperatures.
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JD Vance to hold talks with Danish, Greenland foreign ministers
The future of Greenland was due to be discussed at a high level meeting of diplomats at the White House, hosted by U.S. Vice President JD Vance.
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Businessmen with investments in N. Korea urge gov't to lift sanctions on inter-Korean projects
Businesspeople with investments in now-suspended inter-Korean projects on Wednesday called on the government to lift its unilateral sanctions imposed
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Lee's Japan visit raises prospects for closer economic cooperation, efforts to test remains of Korean forced laborers
President Lee Jae Myung on Wednesday wrapped up his two-day visit to Japan that raised prospects for closer economic cooperation with Tokyo as well as
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Reports: Venezuela frees several jailed Americans
Venezuela's interim government has freed several jailed Americans, according to reports, the first known release of American detainees since the United
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China’s homeless population seen surging, driven by youth job crisis
Analysts suggest China's homeless may have surged more than fivefold since 2020, with younger people accounting for a striking share of the increase.
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S. Korean won weakens past 1,470 per dollar despite softer greenback
The South Korean won fell back into the 1,470-per-dollar range on Tuesday despite broad dollar weakness, raising questions about government's efforts
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