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Police launch probe into ballot paper shortage case

Police have launched a full investigation into the ballot paper shortage scandal during the June 3 local elections, targeting the National Election Commission. On June 5, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency assigned the case to its Major Crime Investigation Unit after receiving complaints from civic groups. The accusations include dereliction of duty and a..

Samsung Electronics faces final negotiations ahead of full-scale strike; NLRC says "Settlement is possible"
Samsung Electronics' management and labor are continuing last-minute negotiations at the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) just two days ahead of..

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