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Park seeks to generate ‘second Middle East boom’

KUWAIT CITY -- President Park Geun-hye said Sunday she would seek new business opportunities for South Korean companies ...

China criticizes Japan for trying to 'co...
Corporate tax hike
Merkel in Tokyo
Europe’s capital-markets union
Jeb Bush, Iraq and the rise of the Isla...

Art Edition offers affordable way to own...
Blurring the line between dreams and rea...
MC Mong tops charts with ‘Love Jumble’
Gain to return with new solo album ‘Haw...
China 'not nervous' about Kim's possible...

China urges restraint as N. Korea fires ...
Viber appeals S. Korean court ruling on ...
Seoul shares advance on China's rate cut
Lawmakers plead innocent in trial over d...
Parties denounce U.S. diplomat's remarks...

News List: Samsung takes on Apple with new flagship phones

BARCELONA, Spain -- Samsung Electronics, the world’s largest smartphone-maker by sales, finall...; N. Korea fires 2 short-range missiles into East Sea

North Korea fired two short-range missiles into the East Sea on Monday in an apparent saber-rat...; Industrial output drops 3.7 pct on-month in Jan.

South Korea's industrial output fell sharply in January from a month earlier, mainly due a drop...

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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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: Corporate tax hike

Finance Minister Choi Kyung-hwan last week reiterated his cautious stance against raising th...; Merkel in Tokyo

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe may hope German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s upcoming visi...

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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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