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  • Korea to add 3,342 medical students in five years

  • The South Korean government has decided to increase medical school enrollment by 3,342 students over the next five years, with all additional slots designa..
  • Calls to halt merger mount, Jeong leadership tested

  • Mounting calls within the Democratic Party to halt merger talks with the Rebuilding Korea Party have placed party leader Jeong Cheong-rae at a critical cro..
  • PPP goes two-track ahead of local elections

  • The People Power Party (PPP) has adopted a two-track strategy of shoring up its conservative base while seeking broader voter outreach, with just 112 days..
  • Ruling party touts recovery, opposition slams housing policy

  • o promote its economic record, emphasizing the rise of the benchmark stock index. Rep. Park Sang-hyuk cited improvements in exports and foreign exchange re..
  • Lee ramps up pressure on multi-home owners

  • President Lee Jae-myung is increasingly directing his real estate normalization message toward multi-home owners and rental business operators, as his admi..
  • Jeong Cheong-rae’s leadership shaken by merger push

  • Efforts by the ruling Democratic Party to pursue a merger with the Cho Kuk Innovation Party have hit a major roadblock, as internal opposition within the p..
  • Why Lee’s nonstop social media politics continues

  • President Lee Jae-myung’s increasingly frequent use of social media is set to continue, according to aides, who say the strategy goes beyond communication..
  • Merger talks drift apart amid party infighting

  • Talks on a possible merger between the Democratic Party of Korea and the Rebuilding Korea Party are increasingly unraveling, as leadership friction and pol..
  • Seoul pushes fast passage of U.S. investment act

  • Industry and Trade Minister Kim Jung-kwan said Sunday the government’s priority is to swiftly pass a special act on U.S.-bound investment, noting that U.S...
  • Ruling, opposition clash over U.S. tariffs

  • South Korea’s ruling and opposition parties traded barbs on Monday over U.S. trade issues and the prospect of renewed tariff hikes, as three days of govern..
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