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  • Korean PM meets US vice president at White House

    South Korean Prime Minister Kim Min-seok met U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance at the White House in Washington, D.C., on March 12 to discuss bilateral investment, non-tariff trade barriers and issues related to the Korean Peninsula.The meeting took place about 50 days after the two last met during Kim’s visit to the United States on Jan. 23.Investment law high..

  • Ruling party seeks second special probe into Yoon

  • The Democratic Party of Korea on Monday introduced a bill to launch a second comprehensive special counsel investigation targeting former President Yoon Su..
  • Privilege without responsibility challenges Korean fairness

  • The principle of “noblesse oblige,” which holds that greater privilege entails greater responsibility, remains elusive in South Korea, where political and..
  • Railway union suspends strike, trains run normally

  • A nationwide general strike by the railway workers’ union, scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Tuesday, has been suspended after the government proposed a phased..
  • Insurrection court plan advances amid constitutional doubts

  • A special court division dedicated to insurrection-related cases, long dogged by constitutional concerns, is now on the brink of becoming reality.On Monday..
  • Parties submit rival bills on Unification Church special counsel

  • South Korea’s ruling and opposition parties agreed Monday to submit their own bills for a special prosecutor investigation into the Unification Church and..
  • Seoul and Washington to advance nuclear talks together

  • South Korea and the United States have agreed to launch simultaneous consultations next year on the construction of a nuclear-powered submarine, uranium en..
  • Lee backs Unification Ministry’s role on inter-Korean ties

  • President Lee Jae-myung has instructed the government to convene a security-related ministers’ meeting involving the ministries of Foreign Affairs, Unifica..
  • Eugene shakes YTN’s foundations, watchdog role stressed

  • Problems exposed during the privatization of news channel YTN stem from the selective use of authority by top regulators under the Yoon Suk Yeol administra..
  • Government to speed up housing supply, push restructuring

  • The government said Sunday it will move swiftly to flesh out housing supply plans while pressing ahead with unavoidable structural reforms in the petrochem..
  • Lee vows full crackdown on scams and voice phishing

  • President Lee Jae-myung said Sunday that the government would “do everything possible” to eradicate international organized crimes, including online scams..
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