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Seoul education chief pushes to make international learning part of everyday classrooms
Within five to 10 years, Seoul education chief Jeong Geun-sik wants students to routinely discuss climate change with classmates in France, work on urban problems with peers in Indonesia and carry out
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Prosecutors’ Office closes this week, successor agencies still await chiefs
South Korea will abolish its 78-year-old prosecution service Friday, but the agencies taking over its prosecution and major-crime investigation functions are approaching the launch without appointed c
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4 suspects flee to China after vandalizing restaurant
A Chinese restaurant in Bundang, Gyeonggi Province, named Xi Jinping after China’s top leader, was vandalized with lacquer and paint, allegedly by a group of Chinese nationals. The Bundang Police Stat
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- [Yoo Choon-sik] When headline growth tells only half the story
- Korea beats Japan for fifth straight Asian Games baseball gold
- Lee returns from two-nation trip
- S. Korea reclaims women’s sabre team gold after 8-year wait
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‘You’re not students’: Roberto Abbado urges young conductors to find their own voice
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Lee Byung-hun, Ha Ye-rin lend voices to British Museum’s 'Korea' exhibition
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Best-selling essayist who celebrated the joys of everyday life dies at 91
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TikToker Chambo’s new quest: Building a better home for foreign creators
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Koo Jaha accepts Ibsen Award, the first Asian, youngest winner
Korean theater-maker Koo Jaha received the International Ibsen Award at the National Theatre in Oslo, Norway, on Saturday.
