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President Moon and Party Leaders Agree to Bipartisan Efforts to Cope with Japan's Trade Curbs

Politics

BOK Cuts Key Rate to 1.5% to Cope with Slower Growth

Domestic

Umbrella Labor Group Stages Rally Outside Parliament

Domestic

Torrential Rain to Batter Southern Regions from Thurs.

Inter-Korea

S. Korea, WFP Seeking US Sanctions Exemptions to Send Rice to N. Korea

Discussions are currently underway with the U.S. to get sanctions exemptions for South Korean food aid to North Korea. A government source said ...

Politics

Moon, Bipartisan Leaders Gather to Discuss Japan's Trade Restrictions

President Moon Jae-in has stressed unity and wisdom as South Korea seeks to reduce its trade dependence on Japan in the wake of Tokyo's new export ...

Politics

DP Proposes Special Parliamentary Committee over Trade Spat with Japan

South Korea's ruling party leader has proposed the creation of a parliamentary special committee and the adoption of a bipartisan resolution ...

Domestic

S. Korea May Allow Longer Work Hours for R&D Workers in Response to Japan's Export Curbs

The South Korean government is mulling whether to exempt research and development(R&D) fields from the shortened workweek system to better cope ...

Domestic

Ex-Prosecutor Gets 2 Years Prison Time in Appeals Trial for Sexual Misconduct

A former senior prosecutor has been sentenced to two years behind bars after an appeals court found him guilty of sexual abuse, influence peddling ...

Politics

N. Korea Slams Japan over Trade Restrictions on S. Korea

North Korea has criticized Japan for its trade restrictions on South Korea. The North’s official Korean Central News Agency argued in a commentary ...

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