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  • Woo Won-shik sets referendum law, constitution as top priorities

  • Woo Won-shik said Wednesday that revising the Referendum Act and pursuing constitutional reform would be his top priorities for the remainder of his term,..
  • Firms pledge regional investment after Lee’s call

  • President Lee Jae-myung on Tuesday urged South Korea’s top conglomerates to expand youth employment and regional investment, prompting business leaders to..
  • US investment bill seen as tariff turning point

  • South Korea’s efforts to defuse Washington’s renewed pressure to raise tariffs have yet to yield visible results, as discussions during a high-level diplom..
  • PPP struggles as elections near

  • With local elections just four months away, South Korea’s main opposition People Power Party is facing mounting criticism for failing to regain political m..
  • Jeong’s leadership tested despite vote reform

  • Despite the passage of the “one member, one vote” system, the leadership of Jeong Cheong-rae, head of the Democratic Party, remains on shaky ground.Althoug..
  • Jang proposes tax breaks, voting age cut

  • Jang Dong-hyuk, leader of the People Power Party, on Tuesday pledged sweeping incentives aimed at reviving the economy, including inheritance tax exemption..
  • Party vote boosts Jeong’s reelection, merger drive

  • The Central Committee of South Korea’s ruling Democratic Party of Korea on Feb. 3 approved a revision to its party charter introducing a “one member, one v..
  • Ruling party feud deepens over merger push

  • Infighting within South Korea’s ruling Democratic Party of Korea has intensified as controversy over a proposed party merger shows no sign of easing, despi..
  • Lee rules out further capital gains tax deferral

  • The government will end the deferral of heavier capital gains taxes on multiple homeowners on May 9, drawing a clear line under a policy that had been exte..
  • Ruling, opposition parties torn by infighting before elections

  • South Korea’s two major political parties are grappling with intensifying internal strife, as factional conflicts and disputes over party management and st..
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