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  • N. Korea changes national flag ratio for the first time since its founding

    North Korea is believed to have changed the proportions of its national flag, known as the Ingonggi or red-blue five-pointed star flag, through a constitutional amendment in March, marking the first such change since the regime was established in 1948. According to the full text of the revised constitution published on Nov. 13 by North Korea's external prop..

  • Three S. Korean military officers injured in suspected landmine blast during DMZ search

  • Three South Korean military officers conducting a search operation in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) along the western front were injured in an explosion on..
  • President Lee departs for U.S.

  • President Lee Jae-myung departed on the afternoon of the 21st for a tour of the U.S. and Mexico.President Lee is scheduled to deliver a keynote address at..
  • Unification Minister Chung says U.S.-North Korea summit possible at APEC

  • Unification Minister Chung Dong-young met on the 21st with former U.S. Deputy Secretary of State and Special Representative for North Korea Stephen Biegun,..
  • Political commentator Kim Sung-wan named new presidential spokesperson

  • The presidential office appointed political commentator Kim Sung-wan as its new spokesperson on Sept. 21, filling a post that had been vacant for about fiv..
  • Fire, explosion risks expose safety gaps at semiconductor plants including SK Hynix

  • A series of safety violations that could lead to fires, explosions or hazardous gas leaks has been uncovered at semiconductor manufacturing sites. At SK Hy..
  • Over half of microbusiness workers say they cannot take paid holiday leave

  • A survey has revealed that more than half of workers at businesses with fewer than five employees cannot take paid leave on public holidays such as Chuseok..
  • Lee opposes troop deployment in war, not rejecting Trump's request, presidential office says

  • Cheong Wa Dae stated on the 19th that President Lee Jae-myung's remark that "there will be no troop dispatch involving entering a war" was not a rejection..
  • S. Korea to provide 1,400 medical items including X-ray machines in N. Korea aid project

  • As the Ministry of Unification pushes forward with a medical assistance project to supply 166 types of essential medical equipment to a hospital in Kangdon..
  • Blue House slams N. Korea's ballistic missile launch as violation of UN resolutions

  • Regarding North Korea's launch of a short-range ballistic missile on the 20th, the National Security Office stated, "This is a grave act that violates UN S..
  • S. Korea, U.S. agree at KIDD to speed up OPCON transfer

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