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South Korea Top Court to Rule on Lee Jae-Myung's Election Law Violation Case on Thursday, Yonhap Says
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's Supreme Court will make a ruling on Thursday after an appeal by prosecutors against a court decision to clear the former leader of the opposition Democratic Party Lee Jae-myung of violating the election law, the Yonhap news agency reported.
South Korea's exports are expected to have fallen in April, as U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs, including ...
Instead of retreating, South Korea is accelerating trade liberalization, with agreements signed with dozens of countries ...
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 ...
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The U.S. Could Deploy F-35 Fighter Jets to South Korea PermanentlyThe Pentagon is considering permanently stationing F-35s in South Korea to increase security against North Korea and China and deepen joint airpower with South Korea's growing fleet.
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 ...
DeepSeek avoided a ban in South Korea following a privacy-related investigation by a local watchdog. Here's what changed.
South Korean companies will increase their investment in Indonesia by $1.7 billion, Indonesian economic minister Airlangga ...
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