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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's approval rating rebounds to 64%, marking second-highest at one-year mark

  • President Lee Jae-myung’s approval rating has halted its downward trajectory, rebounding to 64%. When measured against the historic job performance metrics..
  • Samsung begins union vote as worker voices diverge

  • Samsung Electronics management and its labor union will initiate a member vote on May 22 regarding a tentative wage agreement clinched after intense negoti..
  • Lee to meet ILO chief to explore labor challenges in AI era

  • The Blue House announced on May 22 that President Lee Jae-myung will hold a meeting with Gilbert Houngbo, the Director-General of the International Labor O..
  • Samsung labor deal highlights Lee's pragmatism

  • The tentative agreement reached between Samsung Electronics' management and labor on May 20, just a day ahead of a scheduled general strike, is being widel..
  • Samsung Electronics strike deal eases crisis but exposes limits of labor mediation

  • A tentative agreement between management and labor at Samsung Electronics has temporarily defused the threat of a general strike, but the dispute has also..
  • Lee urges retribution for insults to state violence victims

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  • Lee to advisory bodies: Speak freely, but respect discipline

  • President Lee Jae-myung gathered 19 presidential advisory bodies and committees on May 21, declaring, "Now is the time to deliver tangible results that sub..
  • Two Koreans freed after Lee's rebuke; Blue House expresses mixed responses

  • The Blue House expressed strong regret on May 21 over the Israeli military's seizure of a Gaza-bound aid vessel and the subsequent arrest of two South Kore..
  • How 22 years of hallyu is reshaping traditional Japanese family values

  • The growing trend of Japanese women choosing Korean men as their spouses is drawing significant attention from local media. Analysts suggest that the Korea..
  • FKI hails Samsung labor pact for securing economic pillar

  • The Federation of Korean Industries (FKI) welcomed the tentative agreement reached between Samsung Electronics' management and its labor union, stating tha..
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