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Former President Moon Jae-in, After Viewing "1980 Sabuk," Suggests a Path Toward Reconciliation Beyond Conflict.

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(Jeongseon = Yonhap News) Reporter Park Young-seo = Former President Moon Jae-in and his wife attended the screening of the film "1980 Sabuk," which deals with the 1980 Sabuk Uprising, and remembered the Sabuk Uprising...Moon Jae-In · South Korea Read Article

Prosecutors Seek One-Year Prison Sentence for Moon Da-Hye in Second Trial on Drunk Driving and Illegal Lodging Charges.

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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Choi Yun-seon = The prosecution is seeking a second trial for former President Moon Jae-in's daughter, Da-hye (42), who was sentenced to a fine in the first trial for drunk driving and illegal lodging operations...Moon Jae-In · Seoul See the Story

Moon Jae-in's Side Disputes the Prosecution's Claim of "Truck Indictment," but the Court Rejects a Request for Evidence Supporting Moon Da-Hye.

According to the revised criminal procedure rules, the second round of screening for the bribery case against former President Moon Jae-in will be held in January next year. The court ruled on the 25th that some of the evidence requested by the prosecution, including the content related to "support for his daughter, Moon Da-hye," was "irrelevant to the facts of the case."Moon Jae-In · Seoul Read Article

Moon Begins His Career as a Youtuber Introducing Books, Becoming the First Former President to Do So.

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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Jeong-jin = Former President Moon Jae-in has launched a YouTube channel introducing books. This marks the first time a former president has become a YouTuber.Moon Jae-In · Seoul Read Article

Prosecutors Request Police Reinvestigate Allegations of Kim Jung-Sook's Clothing Being Used as Special Activity Funds.

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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Hong Jun-seok = The police will reinvestigate the 'clothes price suspicion' of former President Moon Jae-in's wife Kim Jung-sook, who had been cleared of charges.Moon Jae-In · Seoul See the Story

Biz leaders from Korea, Japan vow efforts for Seoul to join CPTPP

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The Federation of Korean Industries (FKI) and the Japan Business Federation, known as Keidanren, pledged Friday to coordinate efforts for the Korea...Moon Jae-In · Seoul Read Article

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South Korea Court Acquits Ex-Officials over Border Killing

South Korea Court Acquits Ex-Officials over Border Killing

Former President Moon Jae-in, After Viewing "1980 Sabuk," Suggests a Path Toward Reconciliation Beyond Conflict.

Prosecutors Seek One-Year Prison Sentence for Moon Da-Hye in Second Trial on Drunk Driving and Illegal Lodging Charges.

Moon Jae-in's Side Disputes the Prosecution's Claim of "Truck Indictment," but the Court Rejects a Request for Evidence Supporting Moon Da-Hye.

Moon Begins His Career as a Youtuber Introducing Books, Becoming the First Former President to Do So.

Prosecutors Request Police Reinvestigate Allegations of Kim Jung-Sook's Clothing Being Used as Special Activity Funds.

Biz leaders from Korea, Japan vow efforts for Seoul to join CPTPP

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South Korea Court Acquits Ex-Officials over Border Killing

Former President Moon Jae-in, After Viewing "1980 Sabuk," Suggests a Path Toward Reconciliation Beyond Conflict.

Prosecutors Seek One-Year Prison Sentence for Moon Da-Hye in Second Trial on Drunk Driving and Illegal Lodging Charges.

Moon Jae-in's Side Disputes the Prosecution's Claim of "Truck Indictment," but the Court Rejects a Request for Evidence Supporting Moon Da-Hye.

Moon Begins His Career as a Youtuber Introducing Books, Becoming the First Former President to Do So.

Prosecutors Request Police Reinvestigate Allegations of Kim Jung-Sook's Clothing Being Used as Special Activity Funds.

Biz leaders from Korea, Japan vow efforts for Seoul to join CPTPP