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  • S. Korean foreign minister to urge US to expedite visa issuance for lawmakers

  • Unification Minister calls resuming DMZ loudspeaker broadcasts ‘irresponsible, dangerous’

  • Unification Minister Chung Dong-young expressed regret on the 2nd over the landmine explosion in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), but made his opposition clea..
  • Retirement at 65 raises questions over jobs and wage structure, not just age limits

  • Labor circles are ramping up pressure once again to pass legislation extending the legal retirement age. Raising the retirement age is seen as essential to..
  • S. Korea puts advanced missiles and weaponry on full display

  • The military showcased key advanced weapon systems, including the high-yield surface-to-surface ballistic missile "Hyunmoo-5" and the domestically develope..
  • PPP lawmakers stage mourning-garb protest at Serious Crime Investigation Agency

  • On October 2, South Korea's criminal justice system undergoes a watershed transformation for the first time in 72 years. The Prosecution Service is abolish..
  • Lee declares end of 'political prosecution' era, calls police reform key agenda

  • President Lee Jae-myung called for robust police reform on the 1st, on the eve of the launch of the Public Prosecution Office and the Serious Crime Investi..
  • Peace stance maintained despite N. Korean landmines

  • President Lee Jae-myung offered consolations on the 1st to soldiers injured in a landmine explosion in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), while reaffirming his..
  • Police hold vast power as 78-year prosecution era closes

  • On the 2nd, with the launch of the Serious Crime Investigation Agency and the abolition of the Prosecution Service, the police are reborn as a power instit..
  • [Exclusive] Police do not separately track misconduct by former internal affairs officers

  • Senior officers with backgrounds in internal affairs—the division responsible for investigating officer misconduct—were reported for workplace bullying aga..
  • South Koreans live longer but stay healthy for fewer years

  • While life expectancy among South Koreans has increased, health-adjusted life expectancy—the years lived without illness or disability—declined for the thi..
  • N. Korean landmines confirmed south of MDL

  • The South Korean military defined a landmine explosion in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) as a clear violation of the Armistice Agreement on the 30th, strongl..
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