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Seoul to compensate forced labor victims instead of Japanese firms
AsiaToday reporters Lee Seok-jong The Yoon Suk-yeol government has made a significant move toward resolving Seoul-Tokyo relations that have worsened b..

Voter turnout of ruling party convention hits highest
AsiaToday reporter Kim Na-riThe cumulative voter turnout among members of the ruling People Power Party (PPP) for the March 8 National Convention exceeded..

Ruling party’s leadership race remains foggy
AsiaToday reporter Chun Hyun-binThe voting of party members for the March 8 National Convention to pick a new chairperson is only two days away, but the pa..

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