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Yoon apologizes for first lady Dior bag scandal, calls push for special probe ‘political’
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Korea forecast to overtake Taiwan in chip production by 2032: report
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Girl hanging on bridge, police trying to rescue her both fall off; rescued immediately
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[K-pop’s dilemma] Can K-pop break free from ‘fandom’ model?
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YouTuber fatally stabbed on livestream by another YouTuber in Busan
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Yoon rebuffs opposition's call for special probe into wife
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No plan to let doctors with foreign licenses practice here anytime soon: PM
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Stray Kids hit with racism in Met Gala photo line
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[News Analysis] Yoon's first 2 years marked by intense confrontations, lack of leadership
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Yoon apologizes for wife's 'unwise conduct'
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Tbs eFM’s ‘This Morning’ kicks off series of interviews marking summit
English current affairs radio program “This Morning” will air a special series of interviews from Feb. 25 to 28.Hosted by Alex Jensen, “This Morning” airs between 7:05 a.m. and 9 a.m., from Mondays to Fridays at 101.3 MHz on tbs eFM. The interviewees will mostly consist of experts on North Korean affairs centering on relations between Pyongyang, Washington and Seoul. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is scheduled to meet US President Donald Trump on Feb. 27 and 28.On Feb. 25, American businessman
Feb. 24, 2019
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Tune in to Twitter for up-to-the-minute news
Twitter offers an endless supply of the latest news and current affairs coverage by our journalists.The Twitter accounts of The Korea Herald and K-pop Herald provide up-to-the-minute news to their 35,000 and 22,000 followers, respectively. Each tweet delivers the gist of a news story within 140-characters. Hashtags are also used to capture the keywords of each story, connecting it to the wider Twitter community. Clicking on the hashtags will lead you to real-time developments. Twitter users enga
Aug. 14, 2017
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Meet Korea Herald readers via Facebook
The Facebook pages of The Korea Herald and K-pop Herald give users the chance to interact with other readers around the globe. The pages offer more than just one-way communication. By “liking” the pages, the followers of The Korea Herald and Kpop Herald can share opinions with other readers in Korea and abroad. The more than 110,000 followers of The Korea Herald Facebook page are already doing so. Around 200 people engaged in a heated discussion on racial discrimination in Korea, sparked by an a
Aug. 14, 2017