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  • PPP uneasy as insurrection frame gains ground

    The People Power Party is grappling with mounting concerns over being branded an “insurrection party” following a first-instance court ruling on former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo related to the Dec. 3 martial law declaration.With the court defining the episode as an “insurrection” and a “palace coup,” analysts say the ruling has undercut the party’s long-st..

  • Presidential office accepts Kim Nam-kook’s resignation immediately

  • Digital Communications Secretary Kim Nam-kook resigned on December 4 over a text-message controversy involving personnel recommendations, but the president..
  • Despite data leak, Coupang app usage hits record

  • After Coupang’s massive leak of personal information involving roughly 33.7 million customers, talk of quitting the platform — dubbed “talpang,” a Korean s..
  • Eugene chief rushes to soothe YTN union, gets rejected

  • Following a court ruling that deemed the change in YTN’s largest shareholder to Eugene Group unlawful, Chairman Yoo Kyung-sun has moved swiftly in an appar..
  • Opposition brands ‘insurrection court’ 100% unconstitutional, vows fight

  • Marking one year since the December 3 martial law incident, the main opposition People Power Party (PPP) has launched a full-throated attack on the ruling..
  • Lee orders probe into unfair profits, price collusion

  • President Lee Jae-myung on December 4 called on government ministries to establish robust public–private cooperation to help lay the groundwork for surpass..
  • Seoul lifts road bans, but rush hour crawls

  • Traffic restrictions on highways and major roads in Seoul, imposed after a sudden heavy snowfall, have all been lifted. According to the Seoul Transpo..
  • Lee urges Romanian leader to expand defense ties with Korea

  • South Korean President Lee Jae-myung held his first phone call since taking office with Romanian President Nicușor Daniel Dan on December 4, expressing hop..
  • U.S. names deterrence, denuclearization, Indo-Pacific as alliance pillars

  • Jonathan Fritz, senior deputy assistant secretary at the U.S. State Department, on December 3 identified extended deterrence, North Korea’s complete denucl..
  • Childbirth slashes women’s earnings and employment for a decade

  • Expectations that women can continue working after childbirth significantly raise their willingness to have children, a new analysis has found.At the “2025..
  • DP passes sedition court bill in committee

  • A bill to establish specialized sedition trial panels cleared the National Assembly’s Legislation and Judiciary Committee on December 3, driven by the Demo..
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