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Yoon's impeachment trial to start Tuesday

President won’t attend 1st hearing for security reasons: lawyer Thirty-one days after President Yoon Suk Yeol was suspended from office by parliament, a trial is set to begin Tuesday at the Constituti

Insurrection trials commence against Yoon's military commanders

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Tech giants focus on robotics, AI, Trump at CES 2025

Korean tech leaders take versatile roles from salesman to trade analyst LAS VEGAS -- The world's largest tech show CES 2025 once again highlighted technological advancements that could reshape the fut
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Hyundai Motor donates $1m to Trump’s inauguration

Korean automaker follows in footstep of GM, Ford and Toyota to safeguard interest Hyundai Motor has decided to donate $1 million to the upcoming inauguration of US President-elect Donald Trump as it s
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K-pop and K-drama... How about K-fashion?

K-fashion shifts focus to global expansion as domestic sales struggle, with brands eyeing premium markets in Europe and Asia Korean fashion brands will actively target the global market this year as t

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What could happen if special counsel probe of Yoon is launched

Democratic Party of Korea bets on independent investigation to bring down suspended president President Yoon Suk Yeol is under investigation by the police and the Corruption Investigation Office for H

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Will Alibaba give Shinsegae a fighting chance against Coupang?

Strategic partnership prompts speculation over lasting synergy

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Lee Soon-jae becomes oldest actor to win top honors at KBS Drama Awards

Lee Soon-jae, a veteran actor and legendary figure in Korean broadcasting history whose career spans 69 years, claimed the grand prize at the 2024 KBS Drama Awards held Saturday night. KBS traditional

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Korea calls them 'MZ.' Young people are having none of it

Kim Ga-hyeon rolls her eyes when asked about being part of the "MZ generation," a term commonly used in South Korea to describe young people in general. "We're talking about people who could be my aun