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President Park presses Japan on sex slavery

President Park Geun-hye on Sunday urged Japan to face up to and sincerely atone for its brutalities during colonial rule...

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Amy Yang captures 2nd career LPGA title ...
President Park begins trip to Middle Eas...
Police set up anti-obscenity task force
Korea nears end of traitors’ asset seiz...

LGBT, Sewol issues omitted from Korea’s...
China preparing to send pandas to South ...
New submarine to be named after revered ...
More language support programs to be lau...
Author talks on China’s quest for wealt...

Sudan, Korea eye more economic cooperati...
CQ Forum holds alumni gathering
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Most airmailed pet foods flunk quarantin...
TV shopping channels look to exclusive b...

News List: Mortgage lending grows at record pace this year

Banks’ mortgage loans grew at record pace during the first two months of this year, indicating...; LG Chem to bulk up in specialty materials, batteries

YEOSU, South Jeolla Province ― LG Chem vice chairman and CEO Park Jin-soo said the nation’s t...; Actor Ha Jungwoo holds solo exhibition in LA

Noted actor and film director Ha Jung-woo is showcasing another talent of his ― painting.The 3...

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New chief of staff faces revival mission

Park Geun-hye on Sunday embarked on her strategic trip to four wealthy Muslim countries in a bid to attra...

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: Settling history

In a speech marking the 96th anniversary of the March 1 Independence Movement, President Par...; No longer safe

Two killing sprees in a week involving hunting rifles have raised alarm about the dangers of...

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: Korea’s new diesel emissions standards lure global truck makers

As Korea started applying tighter emission standards, Euro 6, to new diesel-powered commercial ...; A sword that cuts both ways

Satire, which was pushed to the fore following the Charlie Hebdo affair in January, is an irrev...

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