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  • Progressives, conservatives hold rival rallies on martial-law anniversary

  • On the first anniversary of the December 3 martial-law incident, large-scale rallies from both progressive and conservative camps are set to take place Wed..
  • Court rejects arrest warrant for Choo Kyung-ho

  • A Seoul court has dismissed the arrest warrant request for Rep. Choo Kyung-ho of the People Power Party, who is accused of interfering with the National As..
  • Government may forgo appeal in YTN ownership case

  • The possibility is growing that Eugene Group, the largest shareholder of YTN, could lose its eligibility to control the broadcaster, as the government is w..
  • Coupang suffers massive breach affecting 33.7 million users

  • A massive security breach at Coupang, South Korea’s largest e-commerce platform, has exposed personal information from approximately 33.7 million user acco..
  • Audit finds med-school expansion based on crude math

  • The Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI) said Thursday that the Yoon Suk-yeol administration’s plan to increase medical school enrollment by 2,000 students..
  • Prosecutors drop appeal over PPP fast-track clash verdict

  • Prosecutors have decided not to appeal the first-instance ruling against current and former lawmakers of the People Power Party (PPP) who were tried over t..
  • Prosecutors seek 15 years for Han Duck-soo

  • The special counsel team investigating the Dec. 3 martial law incident issued its first sentencing recommendation on Nov. 26, seeking a 15-year prison term..
  • Korea’s seniors work to 73, on scant pensions

  • Korean seniors are working longer and more than their peers in any other OECD country, largely to cover basic living expenses, a new report has found. ..
  • Prosecutor Resignations Hit Decade High at 161

  • A total of 161 prosecutors have left South Korea’s Prosecution Service so far this year, marking the highest number in a decade. The surge comes amid the i..
  • Audit Board Split Deepens After Power Change

  • South Korea’s Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI), constitutionally designed to function as an independent watchdog, is mired in an unprecedented internal..
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