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Presidential office to consult on U.S. trade probe

South Korea’s presidential office said March 12 that the government will actively consult with the United States to ensure the country is not placed at a disadvantage following Washington’s decision to launch a Section 301 investigation into alleged unfair trade practices by 16 economies, including South Korea.“The government will actively consult with the U..

Ruling, opposition agree to pass filibuster rule change
South Korea’s ruling and opposition parties agreed to pass a revision to the National Assembly Act at a plenary session on Jan. 29 that would allow the Nat..

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