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Professors · SeoulIn another conciliatory gesture, Prime Minister Han Duck-soo pleaded with medical professors Friday to remain at their workplaces and with their patients, as they are considering taking weekly breaks in support of the ongoing walkout by junior doctors.See the Story
PM again appeals medical professors to remain at workplaces
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Seoul · SeoulForeign Minister Cho Tae-yul met with his Lithuanian counterpart to discuss bilateral cooperation as the Lithuanian Embassy opened here Friday, his office said.See the Story
Korean FM discusses bilateral ties with Lithuanian counterpart in Seoul as embassy opens
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Seoul · SeoulKorea and Japan could consider adopting a simplified entry procedure for people traveling between the two countries, as an effort to keep the momentum going in the dramatic improvement in bilateral relations, a Seoul official said Friday.See the Story
Korea, Japan could consider simplified entry agreement amid warming ties: Seoul official
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Seoul · SeoulHYBE, the largest K-pop company in South Korea, on Friday countered the latest allegations raised by the head of its sublabel Ador suspected of plotting to take over the company, as the parties continued to trade salvos in their ongoing saga.See the Story
HYBE refutes allegations raised by sublabel head in ongoing dispute
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Seoul · SeoulThe Supreme Court has finalized a ruling ordering the state to pay 10 million won ($7,273) in compensation to former Justice Minister Cho Kuk for illegally collecting information through a state spy agency during previous conservative administrations, judicial officials said Friday.See the Story
Top court orders state compensation to ex-Minister Cho Kuk over illegal surveillance
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Seoul · SeoulKim Yung-ho, South Korea's point man on North Korea, and Julie Turner, the U.S. special envoy for North Korean human rights, plan to make a visit next month to areas where then South Korean teens had been abducted by the North in the 1970s, a Seoul official said Friday.See the Story
Unification minister, US envoy to visit site of NK abduction next month
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Yoon Seok-Yeol · SeoulPresident Yoon Suk Yeol and Rep. Lee Jae-myung, chairman of the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea (DPK), will have their first official meeting on Monday, as the two sides agreed that a prompt face-to-face discussion was necessary to address pending state affairs.See the Story
President, opposition leader to meet on Monday
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Economy · South KoreaThe surprise growth of the Korean economy in the first quarter of this year appears not to be felt by the public, as many households and businesses continue struggling with high inflation, costly borrowing rates and other persistent economic challenges.See the Story
Korean economy grows but public feels little effect
100% Left coverage: 1 sources