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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..

  • Personal data of 10,000 Foreign Ministry officials leaked in massive breach

  • The Ministry of Foreign Affairs revealed on July 21 that approximately 10,000 data records pertaining to foreign ministry personnel stored in the Korea Nat..
  • S. Korea lifts restricted protection zones tripling size of Yeouido across five regions

  • The Ministry of National Defense announced on July 21 that it will lift restricted protection zones covering 8.628 square kilometers, an area roughly three..
  • MOE opens student competition on data privacy for AI age

  • In the age of artificial intelligence (AI), students are using drawings and videos to explain the Personal Information Protection Act.The Ministry of Educa..
  • Fire at Incheon Coupang center brought under control after 61 hours

  • An initial fire at a Coupang logistics center in Incheon has been brought under control after 61 hours, prompting the local municipality to lift an evacuat..
  • Gov't ramps up support for rain damage recovery and heat wave relief

  • Ministry of the Interior and Safety provides an additional 1.6 billion won in special disaster relief tax funds to urgently restore emergency damage in Gye..
  • S. Korea's Daejeon selected to host 2029 Invictus Games

  • Daejeon, South Korea, was officially confirmed on July 20 as the host city for the 2029 Invictus Games, an international adaptive sports event for wounded,..
  • Putin thanks Choe Son-hui for war aid—Is North Korea cashing in?

  • Russian President Vladimir Putin met with North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui, who is visiting Russia, on July 19 (local time) to express his gratit..
  • First Lady Kim Hye-kyung joins young foreigners to promote Korean K-crafts

  • On July 20, First Lady Kim Hye-kyung crafted traditional norigae accessories alongside young foreigners, highlighting the rich meaning embedded in Korea's..
  • Gov't pushes to regulate youth social media, but effectiveness remains challenge

  • The South Korean government has decided to push forward with measures to restrict teenagers' access to and use of social media services (SNS). As the risks..
  • UK's Princess Anne inspects cutting-edge research facilities at Korea University

  • Princess Anne of the United Kingdom visited Korea University on July 15 to closely inspect its cutting-edge semiconductor research facilities. The visit ai..
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