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  • President Lee pushes policy debate through social media

    Lee Jae-myung continued to actively use social media over the weekend to respond to criticism on key policy issues, pushing back strongly against media coverage on real estate taxes while highlighting international discussions on a proposed sugar tax.As Lee has repeatedly emphasized his determination to end the temporary suspension of heavier capital gains t..

  • Prosecutors seek 4 years for Kwon Seong-dong

  • The special counsel investigating allegations involving Kim Keon-hee has sought a four-year prison sentence for Kwon Seong-dong, a lawmaker from the ruling..
  • Gov’t considers Dec. 3 as People’s Sovereignty Day

  • The government is reviewing a plan to designate December 3 as “People’s Sovereignty Day” to commemorate citizens’ role in blocking the imposition of emerge..
  • Coupang hearing derailed without Kim Beom-su

  • A National Assembly hearing into Coupang’s massive personal data breach ended in what lawmakers described as an “empty” session, after key executives faile..
  • Experts Warn Against Politicized Judicial Reform

  • As the ruling party presses ahead with judicial reform, South Korea’s courts are facing mounting turbulence. From October 29 through December 16, Asia Toda..
  • Jung launches two-track push on insurrection cases

  • The Democratic Party on December 17 declared a hardline, two-track drive to punish those involved in the Dec. 3 insurrection, pledging to simultaneously pu..
  • 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..
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