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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..

  • Han Seong-sook nominated as PM to drive AI shift and venture growth

  • President Lee embarks on Europe trip for G7, signals full‑scale diplomacy

  • NHRCK urges institutional frameworks for people with borderline intelligence

  • The National Human Rights Commission of Korea (NHRCK) has called on the National Assembly to apply a multi‑dimensional evaluation principle—assessing cogni..
  • Police launch probe into ballot paper shortage case

  • Police have launched a full investigation into the ballot paper shortage scandal during the June 3 local elections, targeting the National Election Commiss..
  • S. Korea to serve as UN ECOSOC member state starting next year

  • The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on June 5 that South Korea has been elected as a member of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC..
  • Chung Dong-young urges restart of four-party talks for Northeast Asia peace

  • Minister of Unification, Chung Dong-young, visiting Mongolia, proposed on June 4 that South Korea, North Korea, the United States, and China resume four-pa..
  • Stability vs reform: Lee’s choice for new prime minister

  • President Lee Jae-myung is continuing deliberations over the appointment of a new prime minister, which will serve as the first personnel card of his “seco..
  • [After-report] Why a “dignified death” is so difficult

  • “I want to decide the end of my life myself.”Since the system was introduced in 2018, more than 3.2 million people have written advance directives for life..
  • K-air defense stocks soar: UAE orders surge after Iran clash

  • As the recent “missile risk” from the Middle East escalates into a full-scale confrontation, the love calls from Middle Eastern countries for South Korea’s..
  • Government discusses expanding window for ending life-sustaining care

  • The government will initiate discussions on extending the timing for withholding or withdrawing life-sustaining treatment from the current end-of-life stag..
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