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  • Extreme heat persists on Beginning of Autumn, Seoul highs expected to hit 39C

    Extreme heat is expected to continue on the 7th, which marks Beginning of Autumn (Ipchu) on the traditional lunar calendar. The entire country will remain under the influence of the North Pacific high, bringing clear and hot weather. Seoul's daytime high is expected to reach 31-39 degrees. Incheon and Gwangju are forecast to hit 38 degrees, Daejeon and Daeg..

  • Lee heads to Mongolia for state visit after NATO summit

  • President Lee Jae-myung has departed for a three-day state visit to Mongolia from July 9 to 11, following the conclusion of his itinerary at the NATO summi..
  • U.S. strikes Iran after Hormuz tanker attacks, sending oil and gas prices higher

  • Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) carried out a series of attacks on three vessels, including a Qatari liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier, i..
  • Blue House prepares Future Response Fund for late August along with youth policies

  • The Blue House announced on July 7 that it aims to unveil a detailed blueprint by late August for the newly proposed "Future Response Fund," which will be..
  • National Pension Service acts as stock market anchor, but fund management burdens grow

  • The National Pension Service (NPS) is facing a growing dilemma as it increasingly takes on the role of a safety valve for the domestic stock market. While..
  • Labor and management narrow minimum wage gap to 990 won

  • Labor and management narrowed the gap between their wage proposals to under 1,000 won during the ongoing deliberations for next year's minimum wage, yet fa..
  • Power outage hits sections of Subway Line 1, disrupting morning commute

  • A power outage on a section of Seoul Subway Line 1 caused extensive delays and irregular train operations during the morning rush hour on July 8.According..
  • S. Korea moves to ban English proficiency tests for kindergarten admission

  • The so-called "4-year-old exam," a highly competitive admissions practice for private English-language kindergartens, will be officially banned starting th..
  • The master key to unlocking NATO: Introducing the 'Global Defense Security Reserve Bank (DSRB)'

  • The master key to unlocking NATO: Introducing the 'Global Defense Security Reserve Bank (DSRB)'The formidable barrier of the traditional NATO alliance enco..
  • N. Korea urges flood prevention measures ahead of monsoon season

  • North Korean authorities are ramping up their disaster preparedness campaign ahead of the summer monsoon season, warning that a complacent mindset could le..
  • Blue House pledges $100 million in aid to Ukraine, excludes lethal weapons

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