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  • Yoon arrest obstruction ruling set for Jan. 16

    A South Korean court will deliver its first ruling Friday in a criminal case against former President Yoon Suk Yeol, a decision widely seen as a bellwether for upcoming trials related to the Dec. 3 martial law episode.The Seoul Central District Court is set to announce a first-instance verdict on charges that Yoon obstructed the execution of an arrest warran..

  • Lee vows swift rewards for top civil servants

  • President Lee Jae-myung on December 16 instructed government ministries to move quickly to introduce bold rewards for civil servants who deliver outstandin..
  • Yoon verdict set for January 16

  • A Seoul court said it is expected to deliver a verdict on January 16 in the trial of former President Yoon Suk Yeol over charges including obstructing the..
  • ROK–U.S. launch fact sheet follow-up talks

  • South Korean and U.S. diplomatic authorities held their first follow-up meeting to coordinate North Korea policy based on the joint fact sheet issued after..
  • Cho targets PK voters with YS message

  • Cho Kuk, leader of The Rebuilding Korea Party, visited the Kim Young-sam Democracy Center on December 16, underscoring his commitment to carrying on the le..
  • President Lee encourages overtime tax staff

  • President Lee Jae-myung made surprise visits to the National Fire Agency’s 119 Integrated Situation Room and the National Tax Service (NTS) in Sejong on De..
  • Koo vows push to lift Korea’s potential growth

  • Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol said on December 16 that the government will “go all out” to deliver a rebound in South Korea’s po..
  • Korea, Laos join forces against cross-border crime

  • President Lee Jae-myung held a summit with Lao President Thongloun Sisoulith on December 15, agreeing to elevate bilateral ties to a “comprehensive partner..
  • Ruling party moves against Coupang chair over no-show

  • Lawmakers from the ruling Democratic Party on the National Assembly’s Science, ICT, Broadcasting and Communications Committee (SBCC) decided to file a crim..
  • Harvard’s Julie Battilana Highlights Principles of Organizational Change and Power Dynamics as Executive Program Concludes

  •  Julie Battilana, a professor at Harvard Kennedy School and Harvard Business School who specializes in organizational behavior and social innovation,..
  • Unification Church gate rattles politics as parties clash

  • South Korea’s political arena has been shaken by the so-called “Unification Church gate,” with the ruling and opposition parties taking sharply opposing st..
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