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South Korea medical students end 17-month class boycott
SEOUL: Thousands of South Korean medical students are set to return to classrooms after a 17-month boycott, an industry body ...
Disgraced ex-President Yoon summoned again over martial law, but attendance remains uncertain
Arrested former President Yoon Suk Yeol has been asked to appear for questioning by a special counsel team Monday over his ...
Korea JoongAng Daily on MSN1h
Special counsel raids 24 sites over allegations that Yoon ordered Pyongyang drone mission
The special counsel team investigating former President Yoon Suk Yeol launched sweeping raids on 24 military and government sites, probing allegations that Yoon ordered a covert drone operation over ...
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Drone command raided in sign that martial law probe involving ex-President Yoon expanded to treason charges
The special counsel investigating former President Yoon Suk Yeol's martial law imposition raided Monday the Drone Operations ...
'Say no to anti-Chinese sentiments': groups protests in Seoul
Human rights activists and civic groups for Chinese immigrants held protests Friday evening, against the anti-Chinese ...
PM lauds end of medical students’ strike
Prime Minister Kim Min-seok welcomed the decision by medical students to return to school, bringing an end to a 17-month boycott of classes in protest against the previous admi­nis­tration's medical ...
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South Korea’s pensioner time bomb is about to go off
Think of South Korea and K-pop, Korean cuisine, films, and perhaps even skincare products spring to mind. The fact that ...