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Trump signals uncertainty about meeting NK leader in China next month

US President Donald Trump on Monday expressed uncertainty about the possibility of meeting North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in China next month.

Seoul seeks way out of N. Korean POW dispute with Ukraine as apology standoff persists

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Kim Yo-jong threatens loudspeaker broadcast resumption, more tactical weapons along border

Kim Yo-jong said Monday that Pyongyang is considering new military steps against South Korea, including resuming loudspeaker broadcasts and deploying additional tactical strike assets near the inter-K
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[Exclusive] Dongguk to launch college exclusively for international students in 2028

Dongguk University will launch a standalone college exclusively for international students in March 2028, offering six majors and considering an initial intake of roughly 30 to 50 students per major,
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1 KATUSA soldier killed, 3 USFK soldiers injured in rollover crash in Daegu

A military vehicle crash in the southeastern city of Daegu has left one South Korean soldier assigned to US Forces Korea dead and three others injured, including two US service members, police said. T

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North Korea's barbecue boom: Taste of prosperity or widening divide?

Pyongyang's rollout of 13 upscale bulgogi restaurants across the country in just over a month signals a push to project prosperity, but experts question who can afford to eat there

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Jailed Burger King murderer punished for exchanging food

Arthur John Patterson, who was convicted of the “Itaewon Burger King murder,” has been punished for secretly exchanging food and other items with United States Forces Korea inmates.

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Korean regulators see potential Solidigm US IPO violation

Korea's financial regulators believe a potential US listing of SK hynix subsidiary Solidigm would violate restrictions on dual listings, Financial Supervisory Service Gov. Lee Chan-jin said Monday.

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A must-try challenge: Hiking Korea's mountains

Interest in all things Korean — from pop music to food and cosmetics — is extending to the country’s mountains, as tourists continue to add hiking to their Korea itineraries.

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What started as a playful nod to Lee Ki-chan's 2002 hit song "Cold" has sparked a legal debate, as his viral pharmacy performances draw scrutiny from pharmacists concerned about advertising regulations.