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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..

  • Defense AI can't answer who S. Korea's "main enemy" is

  • Concerns have emerged that a generative AI system developed and operated by the South Korean military failed to answer even a basic security-related questi..
  • DAPA to lay groundwork for nuclear submarine program in second half of year

  • The Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) announced its core initiatives for the second half of the year on the 5th, including laying the groun..
  • Foreign, unification ministries eye UN General Assembly, APEC in China to reopen inter-Korean talks

  • The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Unification have presented their agenda for the second half of the year, aiming to use the September UN..
  • Lee to chair 2nd real estate policy review meeting on 7th

  • Sergeant pay to hit W40mn — military aims for mid-sized firm level

  • The Ministry of National Defense will raise the annual pay for a first-year staff sergeant to around 40 million won, and gradually increase pay for mid-lev..
  • Lee questions accountability for Military Academy coup

  • President Lee Jae-myung said on the 5th, in connection with the Ministry of National Defense's push to establish a unified tri-service military academy, th..
  • Prosecutors grapple with abolition of supplementary probe power as drug crimes rise yearly

  • As the revised Criminal Procedure Act abolishing prosecutors' supplementary investigative power cleared a Cabinet meeting, how to maintain the effectivenes..
  • 61% of youth with migration backgrounds want to settle in Korea, but support remains 'blind spot'

  • A survey found that 6 in 10 foreign-national youth with migration backgrounds who grew up in Korea hope to obtain permanent residency or Korean citizenship..
  • Digital sex crimes spread faster than sites can be blocked

  • Even as the government pushes forward with sweeping measures against digital sex crimes, harm continues to spread faster than enforcement can keep up. This..
  • Lee says, "No disruptions to 3 mega-project supply chains, regional policy critical"

  • President Lee Jae-myung called on the 4th for swift investment and policy execution to respond to the AI-centered industrial shift. In particular, he stres..
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