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Finance minister vows swift response to 'unwarranted' volatility amid global uncertainties
[단독] 세계보건기구, 한국 의정 갈등 묻자..."1차 의료 환경에서 서비스 공급 확장 필요있어"
S. Korea to utilize up to 16t won of state funds amid massive tax revenue shortfall
S. Korea set to brief NATO on N. Korean troops in Russia
Russia sending 'mercenaries' from N. Korea to frontline in trucks with civilian license plates: Ukraine
N. Korea claims S. Korean drone took off from western border island in Oct. for incursion into Pyongyang
S. Korea, US to hold '2+2' talks among foreign, defense chiefs amid NK deployment to Russia
Seoul shares open higher on tech, battery gains
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[Editorial] Poor approval rating
[Allison Schrager] Populism bad for economic growth
Israeli strikes on Gaza kill 22, officials say, while truck ramming near Tel Aviv hurts dozens
An Byeong-hun triumphs after all-Korean playoff at Genesis Championship
Ticketing system error disrupts bus terminals across nation
Yoon's office reviews economic impact of Israel's attack on Iran, safety of S. Koreans in Middle East
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First lady’s controversies to top agenda at meeting of party leaders
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[News Focus] Seoul falls to 70% of Gyeonggi in population
Social affairs
Nov 2, 2021
Gap between two-mega regions hits all-time high of 4 million
Nuke envoys of S. Korea, Japan discuss Korea peace process
Foreign affairs
Nov 2, 2021
The top nuclear negotiators of South Korea and Japan held phone talks Tuesday to explore measures for progress in stalled denuclearization efforts, Seoul's foreign ministry said. Noh Kyu-duk, the special representative for Korean Peninsula peace and security affairs, and his Japanese counterpart Takehiro Funakoshi shared their assessments of the regional security situations and discussed ways to achieve lasting peace, according to the ministry. The two sides agreed to closely work together for
Pope Francis unlikely to visit N. Korea in winter: Cheong Wa Dae
North Korea
Nov 2, 2021
Pope Francis is unlikely to visit North Korea in the winter, although it is difficult to predict when the trip will happen, the Cheong Wa Dae spokesperson said Tuesday. President Moon Jae-in asked the pope during their meeting at the Vatican last week to visit North Korea to help foster peace on the Korean Peninsula. The pope responded that he would do so if he received an invitation from the North. "Various efforts are under way, but it's difficult to predict the timing," Cheong Wa
Ruling bloc jump-starts ‘mammoth’ presidential campaign
Politics
Nov 2, 2021
Democratic Party gets head start in tight race for top post
[Interactive] Number of delivery workers hits new high in 2020 amid pandemic
Social affairs
Nov 2, 2021
The number of delivery workers in South Korea swelled nearly 12 percent in the second half of last year to hit a record high amid the coronavirus pandemic, government data showed. Asia’s fourth-largest economy had 390,000 carriers as of the end of December last year, up 11.8 percent from a year earlier, according to data from Statistics Korea. The tally covers mail carriers, door-to-door couriers, food delivery workers, newspaper delivery workers and carriers of milk and other bev
Will forestry cooperation speed up inter-Korean talks?
North Korea
Nov 2, 2021
President Moon Jae-in made another overture toward North Korea at a UN climate summit Monday, suggesting planting trees together to reduce carbon emissions on the Korean Peninsula and pledging to make good on a 3-year-old promise in an apparent bid to reengage Pyongyang. “The Republic of Korea will take a leading role in cooperation for reforestation,” Moon said in his keynote speech at the 26th Conference of the Parties or COP26 held in Glasgow, Scotland, calling tree planting one
Ruling party launches largest-ever presidential election committee
Politics
Nov 2, 2021
The ruling Democratic Party (DP) launched its presidential election committee on Tuesday to help steer its presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung to victory in the upcoming election in March. The committee is the liberal party's largest ever and includes all 169 of its National Assembly lawmakers with party chairman Song Young-gil as its standing chief and 12 others as co-chiefs. The party held a massive launching ceremony that was expected to be attended by up to 499 people under the government
Nearly half of Seoul's recent COVID-19 cases breakthrough infections: city govt.
Social affairs
Nov 2, 2021
Nearly half of all recent COVID-19 cases in Seoul were breakthrough infections, a Seoul city official said Tuesday. "Of the 646 new cases confirmed in Seoul on Sunday, 49.4 percent, or 319 cases, were breakthrough cases," Park Yoo-mi, a disease control official at the Seoul metropolitan government, said in a briefing. "The rate of breakthrough infections in Seoul is higher than the nationwide average," she noted. According to the city government, Seoul has recorded 12,663
[Seoul Struggles 13] Motorcyclists ignore laws, endanger pedestrians
Social affairs
Nov 2, 2021
Seoulites complain of noise, frequent traffic violations as motorcyclists rush deliveries
Prosecutor Son summoned for Yoon Seok-youl’s alleged political meddling
Politics
Nov 2, 2021
If anti-corruption agency secures critical evidence, future probe to point to Yoon
Global Green Growth week 2021 discusses Road to COP 26
Diplomatic Circuit
Nov 2, 2021
Global Green Growth week 2021 discusses success standards for developed and developing countries The Global Green Growth Institute and the British Embassy in Seoul co-organized a hybrid session to discuss standards for developed and developing countries, at GGGI headquarters on Oct. 27 Experts and decision-makers from developing and developed nations attended the session, part of GGGI week 2021, titled “Road to COP 26: what does success look like for developed and developing countries?&
Norway hails Munch gallery as museum built for future
Diplomatic Circuit
Nov 2, 2021
The Royal Norwegian Embassy marked last month’s opening of the Munch Museum -- the home of to the world’s largest collection of works by Norwegian artist Edvard Munch – with a press conference in Seoul on Tuesday. Discussing the Munch Museum during opening remarks, Norwegian Ambassador to South Korea Frode Solberg said Munch’s works were iconic images of world art. “Visitors now have access to some of Munch’s great pieces of art,” Solberg said, descr
ASEAN- Korea Centre holds webinar on trade facilitation
Diplomatic Circuit
Nov 2, 2021
The ASEAN Korea Centre last week held a webinar on trade facilitation for the food and beverage industry at Four Seasons Hotel in Seoul, highlighting the importance of trade and cooperation for Korea and ASEAN. The webinar facilitated information exchange with new business opportunities for food and beverage sector companies operating in ASEAN and Korea and explored effective ways to utilize the ASEAN-Korea Free Trade Agreement and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP),
Seoul vows efforts to implement inter-Korean deal on forestry cooperation
Politics
Nov 2, 2021
The unification ministry on Tuesday vowed efforts to push for inter-Korean cooperation in the forestry sector as agreed to in an earlier deal, after President Moon Jae-in again stated on the global stage that Seoul will seek to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on the peninsula in cooperation with Pyongyang. Moon was addressing an annual UN climate conference in Glasgow on Monday (local time) that brought together more than 100 world leaders, including US President Joe Biden. Chinese President Xi
299 caught drunk driving on 1st day of 'living with COVID-19' scheme: police
Social affairs
Nov 2, 2021
A total of 299 people were caught drunk driving on the first night after business hour restrictions were lifted and gathering size limits were raised Monday under the government's "living with COVID-19" scheme, police said. Of them, 89 were caught with blood alcohol levels high enough to have their license suspended and another 200 with levels warranting license revocation, according to the National Police Agency. The remaining 10 were caught for refusing to take a breathalyzer test.
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