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South Korea Martial Law Put Lee Jae-Myung Back on Track for Presidency
During Yoon's six hours of martial law on December 3, Lee climbed the National Assembly's walls to avoid security cordons deployed on Yoon's orders. He livestreamed his exploit, urging viewers to come to parliament and demonstrate to prevent the arrest of lawmakers.
South Korea's exports are expected to have fallen in April, as U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs, including ...
South Korean and Japanese officials are putting on their politest smiles and heading to Washington. Akazawa Ryosei, the ...
Ruma was having lunch on a summer day in 2021 when her phone began blowing up with notifications. When she opened the ...
South Korea is currently working to diversify its role in the cruise industry with modern port infrastructure, the country’s ...
South Korea’s People Power Party has pledged crypto reforms, including ETF approval and banking rule repeal, ahead of the ...
South Korean steelmaker POSCO Holdings said on Tuesday it had raised $700 million in a two-tranche green bond that was ...
There is no shortage of great theater on the PGA Tour from week to week. Whether it’s the 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale, the 17th at TPC Sawgrass, The Bear Trap at PGA National, or The Snake Pit at ...
Park said Koreans first began immigrating to the U.S. in 1903, with many coming to cities along the Pacific Ocean. After the ...
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