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  • Seoul chief prosecutor vows stability amid appeal dispute

    Park Cheol-woo, the newly appointed head of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office, said on November 21 that he fully understands the backlash among prosecutors over the decision to forgo an appeal in the Daejang-dong case, emphasizing that stabilizing the organization will be his top priority. Arriving at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Off..

  • Prosecutors seek return from Kim probe special counsel

  • All 40 prosecutors dispatched to the special counsel investigating First Lady Kim Keon-hee have requested to return to their original posts, a move that le..
  • Experts doubt feasibility of completing prosecution reform in one year

  • With the passage of the Government Organization Act, the abolition of the Prosecutors’ Office has entered a countdown after 78 years. But whether the overh..
  • Special prosecutor gains new power with plea bargaining

  • A newly revised “super-charged” special prosecutor law has introduced a plea bargaining clause, granting independent counsels the unprecedented authority t..
  • President Lee calls for stronger public healthcare to fill regional, essential gaps

  • President Lee Jae-myung on Monday stressed the need to expand public healthcare and fill shortages in regional and essential medical services. Visitin..
  • Assembly passes amendment to testimony law, names Speaker as complainant

  • The National Assembly on Monday passed a revision to the Act on Testimony and Appraisal in the Assembly (증감법) that allows perjury cases to be referred for..
  • Warnings ignored, government network crippled

  • The government said 73 of the 647 public information systems knocked offline by a fire at the National Information Resources Service (NIRS) headquarters in..
  • Korea scraps KCC, launches new media regulator

  • The Korea Communications Commission (KCC) will be abolished 17 years after its launch and replaced by the Broadcasting, Media and Telecommunications Commis..
  • Post office banking back; mail aims for Sept. 29

  • Banking services at Korea Post—including debit card payments, internet banking, ATM withdrawals and deposits, as well as insurance enrollment and claims—ha..
  • President Lee lashes out over data center fire, demands urgent overhaul

  • President Lee Jae-myung on September 28 presided over a 160-minute emergency meeting in Seoul following the fire at the National Information Resources Serv..
  • Fire cripples national data center, government services disrupted

  • A massive fire at the National Information Resources Service in Daejeon has paralyzed key government IT systems, halting services across finance, welfare,..
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