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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..

  • Revised Network Act takes effect: How to prevent a muzzle on free speech

  • The revised Information and Communications Network Act, heavily strengthening regulations on online fake news, manipulated information, and hate speech—the..
  • DAPA on missing Canada submarine bid: "Respect outcome, will seek next K-defense leap"

  • The Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) stated on July 7 that it respects the Canadian government's final selection of Germany's ThyssenKrupp..
  • Lee leaves for Türkiye, vows to expand S. Korea's role on NATO stage

  • President Lee Jae-myung departed for Ankara, Türkiye, on July 7 to attend the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) summit.This marks President Lee's f..
  • N. Korea solidifies nuclear status amid tacit approval from China and Russia

  • eepening concerns surround the government's approach to North Korea's nuclear issue, as Pyongyang continuously emphasizes the unceasing expansion and stren..
  • Lee says "The bold challenge of 'K-Defense' will march on"

  • President Lee Jae-myung stated on July 7 regarding the failure of Hanwha Ocean and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries to be selected as preferred bidders for the..
  • Lee Byung-tae resigns as regulatory reform vice chair over controversial remarks

  • Lee Byung-tae, vice chairman of the presidential Regulatory Reform Committee, resigned on July 6.His resignation comes four days after sparked controversy..
  • Gov't, DP go all out to court youth amid panic over losing their support

  • The Lee Jae-myung administration and the Democratic Party of Korea are aggressively pushing youth-focused policies to the forefront. This coordinated effor..
  • [Reporter's Notebook] The toxic 'independence' of the National Human Rights Commission

  • When independence turns into self-righteousness, it becomes a toxic dogma. The prime example of this reality today is the National Human Rights Commission..
  • Ruling party, gov't to channel national resources into three 'Mega Projects'

  • The Democratic Party of Korea, the government, and the presidential office held a high-level consultative meeting on July 5, agreeing to channel all nation..
  • Public, private sectors deliver cooling relief to 'jjokbang' residents

  • Amidst the onset of a scorching heatwave, the government and the private sector are stepping in to provide cooling units and electricity bill subsidies to..
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