The Korea Times
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Tech Companies · Cape CanaveralNASA’s Orion capsule and its test dummies swooped one last time around the moon Monday, flying over a couple Apollo landing sites before heading home. Orion will aim for a Pacific splashdown Sunday off San Diego, setting the stage for astronauts on the next flight in a couple years.See the Story
NASA capsule flies over Apollo landing sites, heads home
53% Center coverage: 56 sources
Traffic Accident · BogotaA landslide on a road in the province of Risaralda in western Colombia has killed at least 27 people, the country's president has announced.
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Dozens killed as mudslide swallows their bus in Colombia
40% Left coverage: 40 sources
US & Canada · TehranAn Iranian lawmaker has said that Iran’s government was “paying attention to the people’s real demands” a day after a top official suggested that the country’s unpopular morality police has been shut down following months of protestsSee the Story
Iranian state media seems to dismiss reports morality police has been abolished
41% Left coverage: 37 sources
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Seoul · SeoulMoody's Investors Service on Tuesday lowered its outlook for Korea's economic growth for next year to 2 percent from the previous 2.4 percent. The credit ratings agency said the revision came as Korea is facing multiple external risks from China's slowdown, global inflationary pressure and aggressive monetary tightening by major economies.See the Story
Moody's cuts Korea's 2023 growth outlook to 2%
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Seoul · SeoulOver 33,000 football fans in Korea marked the country's last and biggest night of the Qatar World Cup at Seoul's iconic fan zone in Gwanghwamun Square, braving predawn snow flurries and sub-zero temperatures to cheer for Korea from late Monday night to early Tuesday morning. Korea failed to advance to the quarterfinals after losing against Brazil 4 to 1.See the Story
Unstoppable Red Devils: football fans chant 'Dae-han-min-guk' braving freezing weather
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Seoul · SeoulIn recent days President Yoon Suk-yeol has shown his true colors yet again.See the Story
Ignoring ILO's advice
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Seoul · SeoulHONG KONG - The Korean art market has not been the first choice for collectors. 홍콩 - 한국 미술 시장은 컬렉터들이 가장 선호하는 선택지가 아니었다.See the Story
Korean art market is expanding, but still faces challenges to becoming Asia's hub
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Seoul · SeoulA parliamentary subcommittee on Tuesday passed a set of bills requiring the use of the international age counting system in all judicial and administrative areas, rather than the unique "Korean age" counting system.See the Story
Parliamentary subcommittee passes bills on scrapping 'Korean age'
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Seoul · SeoulJapan's refusal to recognize the forced mobilization of Korean laborers on the UNESCO-listed Battleship Island during World War II is feared to throw cold water on a long-awaited reconciliatory mood between Seoul and Tokyo, according to diplomatic observers. Historical and territorial issues had caused Korea-Japan relations to sink to the lowest level since the postwar period. But the two countries recently started to show signs of rapprochement…See the Story
Japan's stance may blow chance to mend ties with Korea: experts
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
AutoUS and European Union officials met for trade and technology talks on Monday. All eyes were on Washington's landmark Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) The act contains around US$370 billion in subsidies for green energy, as well as tax breaks for US-made electric cars and batteries. EU countries have poured criticism on IRA, seeing it as a threat to European jobs.See the Story
US, EU meet with little progress on green plan tensions
60% Center coverage: 5 sources
