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Doctors’ strike set to cripple hospitals

The country’s largest group of doctors said Sunday it would go ahead with a scheduled one-day strike Monday to protest ...

Army academy mulls lifting ban on marria...
Shares may gain ground
U.S. studying body language of 15 leader...
Observing ‘voiceless society’ via frag...
Libya threatens to bomb N.K. ship over ‘...

Korea, Canada to hold summit talks Tuesd...
N.K. votes for rubber-stamp parliament
‘Iran weapons ship’ arrives in Israel
Egypt issues presidential election law
China to ‘defend every inch’ of territ...

Assange hints at more leaks
Kerry urges envoys to make climate chang...
Russia reinforces military presence in C...
Sudanese foreign minister to visit Seoul
Malaysia to take part in medical trade s...

News List: Terror probe launched into missing Malaysian flight

KUALA LUMPUR (AP) ― Military radar indicates that the missing Boeing 777 jet turned back befor...; Opposition urges special probe into spy agency

The leaders of the planned new opposition party on Sunday called for a special investigation in...; Health insurance vulnerable to cheating

A 35-year-old ethnic Korean from China, identified only by her surname Cho, entered Korea in 20...

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Bitcoin creator’s identity still a mystery

WASHINGTON (AFP) ― The world was little closer to knowing for sure who invented Bitcoin Friday, despite ...

Editorial

: China’s growing menace

A recent report by the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies showed tha...; Birthrate crisis

That Korea has one of the world’s lowest birthrates and it is headed to become a super-agin...

Graphic News

Number of credit cards falls below 100 million mark

The number of credit cards in South Korea fell below the 100 million mark in February, leading to a fall in the average number of credit cards held by each economically active person, industry data sh...

K-pop

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: Three operas, three different charms

The arrival of spring means the opening of an opera season. Kicking off this spring opera lineu...; Monni feeds its greed with ‘Follow My Voice’

As the Korean music market is beginning to receive more international recognition, the local ba...

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