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  • Gov't to overhaul 164 rules in normalization drive

  • The South Korean government officially finalized the first batch of 164 initiatives under its "National Normalization Project" on May 22, launching a sweep..
  • Korea to deploy regional networks to protect citizens abroad

  • Amid growing volatility in the international security landscape, including the recent conflict in the Middle East, the South Korean government has convened..
  • MOFA raises Gaza aid activist abuse issue with Israel

  • The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated on May 22 that it views the alleged human rights abuses by Israeli authorities against South Korean activists aboard..
  • Lee meets ILO chief, urging greater employment of Korean talent

  • President Lee Jae-myung met with Gilbert Houngbo, Director-General of the International Labour Organization (ILO), on May 22 to discuss ways to address lab..
  • Lee's approval rating rebounds to 64%, marking second-highest at one-year mark

  • President Lee Jae-myung’s approval rating has halted its downward trajectory, rebounding to 64%. When measured against the historic job performance metrics..
  • Lee to meet ILO chief to explore labor challenges in AI era

  • The Blue House announced on May 22 that President Lee Jae-myung will hold a meeting with Gilbert Houngbo, the Director-General of the International Labor O..
  • Samsung labor deal highlights Lee's pragmatism

  • The tentative agreement reached between Samsung Electronics' management and labor on May 20, just a day ahead of a scheduled general strike, is being widel..
  • Lee urges retribution for insults to state violence victims

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  • Lee to advisory bodies: Speak freely, but respect discipline

  • President Lee Jae-myung gathered 19 presidential advisory bodies and committees on May 21, declaring, "Now is the time to deliver tangible results that sub..
  • Two Koreans freed after Lee's rebuke; Blue House expresses mixed responses

  • The Blue House expressed strong regret on May 21 over the Israeli military's seizure of a Gaza-bound aid vessel and the subsequent arrest of two South Kore..
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