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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..

  • Govt to draft 25 trillion won supplementary budget using extra tax revenue

  • South Korea’s ruling party, government, and presidential office agreed on March 22 to draft a 25 trillion won ($18.8 billion) supplementary budget to respo..
  • Ruling party passes probe into alleged fabricated prosecutions

  • South Korea’s National Assembly on March 22 approved a parliamentary investigation into allegations of “fabricated prosecutions” under the previous adminis..
  • Jung vows ruling party will take all committee chairs

  • Jung Chung-rae, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, said on March 22 that the ruling party would take full responsibility for all standing committee c..
  • PPP cutoff sparks backlash from Joo and Lee

  • A surprise cutoff in the Daegu mayoral primary triggered strong backlash on March 22, as Joo Ho-young, vice speaker of the National Assembly, rejected the..
  • Lee nominates BIS official Shin as BOK governor

  • President Lee Jae-myung on March 22 nominated Shin Hyun-song, head of the Monetary and Economic Department at the Bank for International Settlements (BIS),..
  • Lee orders multi-home officials out of housing policy talks

  • President Lee Jae-myung on March 22 ordered that public officials who own multiple homes or high-value non-residential properties be excluded from all stag..
  • Overseas BTS fans praise police, raise safety concerns

  • Overseas fans attending BTS’s comeback concert praised the strong police presence but voiced concerns over pedestrian safety as crowded sidewalks contraste..
  • BTS concert chaos leaves ticket holders locked out

  • Confusion and frustration spread at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21 as some attendees were denied entry to BTS’s comeback concert despite holding valid tick..
  • BTS crowd builds in Gwanghwamun

  • Crowds swelled ahead of BTS’ performance, and central Seoul began to fill with concertgoers from around 6 p.m. on March 21, with the area around Gwanghwamu..
  • Lee demands apology over gang allegation claims

  • President Lee Jae-myung on March 20 called for apologies over past allegations linking him to organized crime, saying such claims were politically motivate..
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