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National
[Breaking] Bus crashes into traffic in Bundang; multiple injuries reported
A 17-vehicle pileup involving buses, passenger cars and a truck occurred near a bus stop in Bundang-gu, Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, on Tuesday. According to fire authorities, the accident occurred ne
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Life&Culture
Close-knit traditional music world faces reckoning over sexual abuse, silence
More than 3,000 people from Korea's traditional performing arts community have signed a joint statement condemning sexual violence in the field and calling for an end to a culture of silence that they
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National
Stanford University offers ‘Namjooning’ course inspired by BTS’ RM
Stanford University is offering a course inspired by BTS leader RM’s approach to creativity and well-being, bringing the K-pop star’s outlook into the classroom. Named “Namjooning, and other well-bein
- [Breaking] Bus crashes into traffic in Bundang; multiple injuries reported
- Army howitzer collides with civilian cars in fatal highway pileup crash
- S. Korea adds 139,000 jobs in October, above 100,000 for 4th month
- S. Korean, US FMs discuss N. Korea, bilateral issues in Paris
- Fire breaks out again at Guryong Village in Gangnam; no injuries reported
- [Tanee Sangrat] Changes in world order, politics around Korean Peninsula
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Former US diplomat raises concerns over OPCON transfer weakening alliance
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Korea to permit dual appointments for overseas professors in advanced technology fields
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[Breaking] Bus crashes into traffic in Bundang; multiple injuries reported
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Army howitzer collides with civilian cars in fatal highway pileup crash
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S. Korea reaffirms IAEA cooperation on nuclear subs
South Korea on Tuesday reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining close communication with the International Atomic Energy Agency over its nuclear-powered submarine program.
