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Seoul lawmaker Seo Young-kyo enters mayoral race in ruling party
Seo Young-kyo, a lawmaker from S. Korea's Democratic Party, announced she will run for mayor of Seoul, adding another ahead of the June 3 local elect
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Korea deficit seen topping 111T won as spending outpaces tax
S. Korea's managed fiscal balance posted a deficit of about $61.0 bn through November, putting the full-year shortfall to exceed about $75.6 bn
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Chung urges diplomacy to spur North Korea-U.S. talks
Unification Minister called for "proactive and creative" diplomacy to help restart N. Korea-U.S. talks, saying progress ties with China and Japan.
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Unification Ministry seeks control of research institute, staff wary
S. Korea's Ministry of Unification announced draft legislation to bring the Korea Institute for National Unification under the ministry's jurisdictio
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LG AI Research leads Korea AI model review; Naver Cloud out
South Korea released first-stage evaluation results for its "independent AI foundation model" project, with LG AI Research ranking first.
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U.S. Treasury warns won volatility out of line with Korea fundamentals
The U.S. Treasury Department said this week that the sharp depreciation of the S. Korean won does not reflect the country's economic fundamentals.
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U.S. billionaire backs first binational park between Uruguay, Argentina
U.S. philanthropist Gilbert Butler has financed purchase and donation of six islands to create a park on the Uruguay River in Uruguay and Argentina
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Argentina lists Muslim Brotherhood branches as terrorist entities
Argentina's president said the government has designated branches of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Lebanon and Jordan as terrorist organizations.
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Iran says it won't execute protester Efran Soltani
Iran's judiciary has denied reports that it planned to execute protester Efran Soltani, whose planned execution drew an international outcry.
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Chile stock market posts region’s best performance in 2025
Chile's stock market delivered its strongest performance in 32 years in 2025, emerging as the best-performing exchange in Latin America.
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Venezuela claims drug trafficking logistics routes dismantled
The Venezuelan government said it dismantled the country's main drug trafficking logistics routes during 2025, particularly in the state of Zulia.
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European countries begin sending troops to Greenland
Several European countries have sent troops to Greenland after Wednesday's meeting between Greenland and Denmark envoys and Vice President JD Vance.
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Two people killed in Thailand in second crane collapse in as many days
A crane collapsed on an expressway in Bangkok, Thailand Thursday killing at least two people, the second fatal construction incident in two days.
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Russia ejects diplomat it says was spying for British intelligence
Russia's Foreign Ministry expelled a British diplomat from the country Thursday, accusing him of being an undercover agent for British intelligence.
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U.K. Palestine Action protesters end hunger strike over government contract
An MOD decision not to use a Israeli defense contractor was cited as one reason for Palestine Action supporters calling off a hunger strike.
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Asia’s foreign press clubs recalibrate amid regional political changes
Media correspondent clubs in Asia, storied institutions once synonymous with a freewheeling press culture, are confronting a slow sunset.
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BOK again holds key rate steady amid weak won, hints at prolonged pause
South Korea's central bank again left its benchmark interest rate unchanged Thursday as a weakened won and rising inflation concerns limited room for
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75% of registered S. Koreans separated from family in North have died, gov't says
More than three-quarters of South Koreans registered as members of families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War have died without being reunited with
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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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