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  • Refusal to cut ties with Yoon fuels party turmoil

    Rep. Jang Dong-hyeok, leader of the People Power Party (PPP), is facing mounting criticism within his party after rejecting calls to sever ties with former President Yoon Suk Yeol, further intensifying internal divisions ahead of the June 3 local elections.At a press conference at the National Assembly on Thursday, Jang stressed that the court ruling against..

  • Medical school applicants fall to 7,000 level

  • The number of applicants to medical schools through Korea’s regular college admissions track has fallen to the 7,000 range, marking the lowest level in the..
  • Megaprojects signal turn to local growth

  • President Lee Jae-myung on Thursday unveiled a sweeping shift in national strategy, placing regional-led growth at the center of his New Year agenda and si..
  • DP seeks ethics ruling on Kim Byung-ki

  • The Democratic Party of Korea said Thursday it has formally requested a disciplinary review by its central ethics panel for former floor leader Kim Byung-k..
  • PPP leadership honors fallen, vows public-first politics

  • The leadership of the People Power Party marked the start of the new year with a visit to Seoul National Cemetery, where party leader Jang Dong-hyuk pledge..
  • Births edge up, but world’s lowest persists

  •  South Korea’s recent uptick in births has raised hopes that the total fertility rate could recover to the 0.8 range, but analysts warn that without a..
  • Court rulings begin for Yoon and spouse

  • With investigations by three special prosecutors—covering alleged insurrection, First Lady allegations, and a fallen Marine case—now concluded, the focus s..
  • Public mood turns toward integrative leadership

  • As 2026 begins, public attention in South Korea is increasingly focused on integrative leadership, amid economic strain at home and mounting challenges abr..
  • Renewed talk of constitutional change faces gridlock

  • As South Korea enters 2026, calls to revise the Constitution are resurfacing, though observers warn that meaningful progress will remain elusive without bi..
  • Korean and European glaucoma societies sign MOU

  • The Korean Glaucoma Society has signed a memorandum of understanding with the European Glaucoma Society to enhance academic collaboration and strengthen it..
  • Kim Byung-kee resigns to blunt political fallout

  • The sudden resignation of Kim Byung-kee, floor leader of the ruling Democratic Party, is being interpreted as a strategic move to preserve the governing mo..
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