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\"North Korea Rejects South Korea's Peace Overtures\"\
Following South Korea's peace overtures, including the suspension of border loudspeaker broadcasts, North Korea's senior official Kim Yo Jong rejected them as insignificant, stating that there is nothing to discuss. Despite this, South Korea continues its efforts for reconciliation, while North Kore...
\"North Korea Rejects South Korea's Peace Overtures\"\
Following South Korea's peace overtures, including the suspension of border loudspeaker broadcasts, North Korea's senior official Kim Yo Jong rejected them as insignificant, stating that there is nothing to discuss. Despite this, South Korea continues its efforts for reconciliation, while North Kore...
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44% Bias Score
HYBE Corporation Raided Amid Allegations of Unfair Share Trading
South Korean police raided HYBE Corporation headquarters on July 24, 2025, investigating allegations of unfair share trading by founder Bang Si-Hyuk, who allegedly profited \$291.3 million before HYBE's 2020 IPO. The raid follows months of investigation and a court-issued warrant.
HYBE Corporation Raided Amid Allegations of Unfair Share Trading
South Korean police raided HYBE Corporation headquarters on July 24, 2025, investigating allegations of unfair share trading by founder Bang Si-Hyuk, who allegedly profited \$291.3 million before HYBE's 2020 IPO. The raid follows months of investigation and a court-issued warrant.
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40% Bias Score
South Korea Apologizes for Wrongful Conviction in 1964 Sexual Assault Case
South Korean prosecutors apologized to Choi Mal-ja, 78, for her wrongful conviction in a 1964 sexual assault case where she bit her attacker's tongue in self-defense; they are seeking to overturn her conviction, spurred by the #MeToo movement.
South Korea Apologizes for Wrongful Conviction in 1964 Sexual Assault Case
South Korean prosecutors apologized to Choi Mal-ja, 78, for her wrongful conviction in a 1964 sexual assault case where she bit her attacker's tongue in self-defense; they are seeking to overturn her conviction, spurred by the #MeToo movement.
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28% Bias Score
South Korea Reopens 1964 Sexual Assault Case, Prosecutors Apologize
In 2024, South Korea reopened the 1964 case of Choi Mal-ja, who was convicted of grievous bodily harm for biting her attacker during a sexual assault, prompting a formal apology from prosecutors and raising questions about historical injustices.
South Korea Reopens 1964 Sexual Assault Case, Prosecutors Apologize
In 2024, South Korea reopened the 1964 case of Choi Mal-ja, who was convicted of grievous bodily harm for biting her attacker during a sexual assault, prompting a formal apology from prosecutors and raising questions about historical injustices.
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44% Bias Score
Jeju Air Crash Investigation: Pilot Action Under Scrutiny
A South Korean investigation into the December 29 Jeju Air crash, which killed 179 people, concluded that the pilots shut down a functioning engine before the crash, prompting accusations of scapegoating by bereaved families and pilots.
Jeju Air Crash Investigation: Pilot Action Under Scrutiny
A South Korean investigation into the December 29 Jeju Air crash, which killed 179 people, concluded that the pilots shut down a functioning engine before the crash, prompting accusations of scapegoating by bereaved families and pilots.
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40% Bias Score
Jeju Air Crash: Pilot Error Cited as Primary Cause, Report Delayed Amidst Protests
On December 29th, Jeju Air Flight 2216 crashed at Muan International Airport in South Korea, killing 179 passengers, after a bird strike caused the pilot to mistakenly shut down the wrong engine during an emergency landing, according to an investigation report that has been delayed due to protests f...
Jeju Air Crash: Pilot Error Cited as Primary Cause, Report Delayed Amidst Protests
On December 29th, Jeju Air Flight 2216 crashed at Muan International Airport in South Korea, killing 179 passengers, after a bird strike caused the pilot to mistakenly shut down the wrong engine during an emergency landing, according to an investigation report that has been delayed due to protests f...
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48% Bias Score
North Korea Rejects South Korea's Peace Overtures
Kim Yo Jong, North Korea's influential leader Kim Jong Un's sister, rejected South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's peace initiatives on Monday, calling them a miscalculation and stating North Korea has "no interest" in dialogue, further escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
North Korea Rejects South Korea's Peace Overtures
Kim Yo Jong, North Korea's influential leader Kim Jong Un's sister, rejected South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's peace initiatives on Monday, calling them a miscalculation and stating North Korea has "no interest" in dialogue, further escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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36% Bias Score
North Korea's Ukraine War Gains Threaten South Korea
North Korea's participation in Russia's war against Ukraine, supplying munitions and deploying troops, has significantly modernized its military capabilities, posing a growing threat to South Korea, which has responded with cautious silence due to complex strategic and political considerations.
North Korea's Ukraine War Gains Threaten South Korea
North Korea's participation in Russia's war against Ukraine, supplying munitions and deploying troops, has significantly modernized its military capabilities, posing a growing threat to South Korea, which has responded with cautious silence due to complex strategic and political considerations.
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32% Bias Score
GHB-Detecting Tattoo Sticker Offers Rapid, Discreet Drink Spiking Test
A South Korean research group developed a temporary tattoo-like sticker that instantly detects GHB, a common drink-spiking drug, changing color upon contact with as little as 0.01 milligrams per milliliter in various liquids.
GHB-Detecting Tattoo Sticker Offers Rapid, Discreet Drink Spiking Test
A South Korean research group developed a temporary tattoo-like sticker that instantly detects GHB, a common drink-spiking drug, changing color upon contact with as little as 0.01 milligrams per milliliter in various liquids.
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44% Bias Score
Evolving Canadian Perspectives on Neighborhoods: Community vs. Economics
Richard Harris's analysis reveals evolving Canadian attitudes toward neighborhoods, emphasizing the conflict between traditional community values and the growing importance of real estate investment and school quality.
Evolving Canadian Perspectives on Neighborhoods: Community vs. Economics
Richard Harris's analysis reveals evolving Canadian attitudes toward neighborhoods, emphasizing the conflict between traditional community values and the growing importance of real estate investment and school quality.
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44% Bias Score
Declining Trade Among China, Japan, and South Korea Highlights Need for Trilateral FTA
From 2021 to 2024, intra-regional trade among China, Japan, and South Korea fell 13.5 percent to $737 billion due to intensifying global geopolitical rivalry; however, the three countries are committed to accelerating a trilateral free trade agreement to boost regional growth and supply chain securi...
Declining Trade Among China, Japan, and South Korea Highlights Need for Trilateral FTA
From 2021 to 2024, intra-regional trade among China, Japan, and South Korea fell 13.5 percent to $737 billion due to intensifying global geopolitical rivalry; however, the three countries are committed to accelerating a trilateral free trade agreement to boost regional growth and supply chain securi...
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48% Bias Score
South Korea Considers Individual Tours to North Korea to Improve Ties
South Korea is considering allowing individual tours to North Korea as a measure to improve relations, a move seen as a potential negotiating tool to restart dialogue with Pyongyang, following President Lee Jae-myung's efforts to ease tensions by halting anti-North Korea broadcasts and leaflet campa...
South Korea Considers Individual Tours to North Korea to Improve Ties
South Korea is considering allowing individual tours to North Korea as a measure to improve relations, a move seen as a potential negotiating tool to restart dialogue with Pyongyang, following President Lee Jae-myung's efforts to ease tensions by halting anti-North Korea broadcasts and leaflet campa...
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32% Bias Score
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