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  • Democracy tops economy in public priorities

    For the first time in nearly three decades, South Koreans have placed democratic maturity above economic prosperity as their most desired vision for the country’s future, signaling a profound shift in public values.According to the “2025 Korean Awareness and Values Survey” released on Dec. 23 by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, 31.9% of responden..

  • Coupang suffers massive breach affecting 33.7 million users

  • A massive security breach at Coupang, South Korea’s largest e-commerce platform, has exposed personal information from approximately 33.7 million user acco..
  • Korean vice minister discusses factsheet implementation with U.S.

  • South Korea’s First Vice Foreign Minister Park Yun-joo said on Monday that Seoul and Washington will discuss establishing a joint mechanism to implement th..
  • Jung urges second special probe into three major cases

  • Democratic Party leader Jung Chung-rae said on Monday that it is time to consider a “second comprehensive special counsel” to investigate unresolved elemen..
  • Fifth bid for Daejang-dong inquiry collapses over Na dispute

  • Rival parties on Thursday again failed to reach an agreement on a parliamentary investigation into the prosecution’s decision not to appeal the Daejang-don..
  • Jang faces complaint, vows strong legal response

  • A woman has filed a police complaint accusing Democratic Party lawmaker Jang Kyung-tae of sexual assault, prompting the party leadership to order a fact-fi..
  • Audit finds med-school expansion based on crude math

  • The Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI) said Thursday that the Yoon Suk-yeol administration’s plan to increase medical school enrollment by 2,000 students..
  • Prosecutors drop appeal over PPP fast-track clash verdict

  • Prosecutors have decided not to appeal the first-instance ruling against current and former lawmakers of the People Power Party (PPP) who were tried over t..
  • Lee urges budget passage, welcomes opposition proposals

  • President Lee Jae-myung on Thursday called on the ruling and opposition blocs to ensure that next year’s budget is passed within the legal deadline, stress..
  • Parliament approves Choo’s arrest motion, political rift widens

  • South Korea’s National Assembly on Thursday approved an arrest motion for Rep. Choo Kyung-ho of the People Power Party (PPP), triggering an escalation of p..
  • Kim urges PPP to apologize over martial law crisis

  • Rep. Kim Yong-tae of the People Power Party (PPP) on Nov. 27 urged the party leadership to issue a public apology ahead of the first anniversary of the Dec..
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