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South Korean Acting President Resigns to Run for President
Acting South Korean President Han Duck-soo resigned Thursday to run for president next month, becoming the leading conservative candidate for the People Power Party, after President Yoon Suk-yeol's removal from office in December for imposing martial law.
South Korean Acting President Resigns to Run for President
Acting South Korean President Han Duck-soo resigned Thursday to run for president next month, becoming the leading conservative candidate for the People Power Party, after President Yoon Suk-yeol's removal from office in December for imposing martial law.
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EPEX Concert Signals Potential Thaw in K-pop China Ban
South Korean boy band EPEX will hold the first full-scale K-pop concert in mainland China since 2016, on May 31st in Fuzhou, signaling a potential easing of cultural restrictions and a significant business opportunity for the K-pop industry following years of strained relations due to the THAAD depl...
EPEX Concert Signals Potential Thaw in K-pop China Ban
South Korean boy band EPEX will hold the first full-scale K-pop concert in mainland China since 2016, on May 31st in Fuzhou, signaling a potential easing of cultural restrictions and a significant business opportunity for the K-pop industry following years of strained relations due to the THAAD depl...
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ClearVue Wins First African Solar Skylight Contract with World Bank
ClearVue Technologies secured a $100,000 order to install 100 solar skylights in a new World Bank building in Abuja, Nigeria, generating 37,800 kilowatt-hours of energy annually and saving 22.4 tonnes of carbon, marking its first commercial project in Africa and showcasing its global expansion strat...
ClearVue Wins First African Solar Skylight Contract with World Bank
ClearVue Technologies secured a $100,000 order to install 100 solar skylights in a new World Bank building in Abuja, Nigeria, generating 37,800 kilowatt-hours of energy annually and saving 22.4 tonnes of carbon, marking its first commercial project in Africa and showcasing its global expansion strat...
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China Seeks Record 14th Sudirman Cup Title
China aims to win a record-extending 14th Sudirman Cup title at the 19th edition in Xiamen, starting Sunday, competing against 15 other nations including South Korea and Japan.
China Seeks Record 14th Sudirman Cup Title
China aims to win a record-extending 14th Sudirman Cup title at the 19th edition in Xiamen, starting Sunday, competing against 15 other nations including South Korea and Japan.
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East Asian Nations Forge Tech Alliance to Counter US Tariffs
Amid rising US protectionism, experts advocate for a strengthened technological alliance among China, Japan, and South Korea, focusing on AI, robotics, and autonomous driving, to counter US tariffs and foster economic growth, proposing joint development and a new economic cooperation framework.
East Asian Nations Forge Tech Alliance to Counter US Tariffs
Amid rising US protectionism, experts advocate for a strengthened technological alliance among China, Japan, and South Korea, focusing on AI, robotics, and autonomous driving, to counter US tariffs and foster economic growth, proposing joint development and a new economic cooperation framework.
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Moon Jae-in Indicted on Corruption Charges Ahead of South Korean Election
Former South Korean President Moon Jae-in has been indicted on corruption charges for allegedly accepting over €133,000 in bribes from Thai Eastar Jet founder Lee Sang-jik, who provided Moon's former son-in-law with a paid position and financial support between 2018 and 2020; the indictment comes be...
Moon Jae-in Indicted on Corruption Charges Ahead of South Korean Election
Former South Korean President Moon Jae-in has been indicted on corruption charges for allegedly accepting over €133,000 in bribes from Thai Eastar Jet founder Lee Sang-jik, who provided Moon's former son-in-law with a paid position and financial support between 2018 and 2020; the indictment comes be...
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South Korea's Acting President Resigns to Run for Office Amidst Election Uncertainty
Acting South Korean President Han Duck-soo resigned Thursday to run for president, launching his campaign Friday, while the Supreme Court overturned the acquittal of Democratic Party frontrunner Lee Jae-myung on election law violation charges, jeopardizing his candidacy before the June 3 election.
South Korea's Acting President Resigns to Run for Office Amidst Election Uncertainty
Acting South Korean President Han Duck-soo resigned Thursday to run for president, launching his campaign Friday, while the Supreme Court overturned the acquittal of Democratic Party frontrunner Lee Jae-myung on election law violation charges, jeopardizing his candidacy before the June 3 election.
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Syria Shifts Alliances: From North Korea to South Korea
Syria's transitional government, led by Ahmad al-Sherq, has ended its decades-long alliance with North Korea and is now pursuing diplomatic and economic ties with South Korea, a move seen as crucial for Syria's reconstruction and international legitimacy.
Syria Shifts Alliances: From North Korea to South Korea
Syria's transitional government, led by Ahmad al-Sherq, has ended its decades-long alliance with North Korea and is now pursuing diplomatic and economic ties with South Korea, a move seen as crucial for Syria's reconstruction and international legitimacy.
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Lee Jae-myung Wins South Korea's Democratic Party Nomination for Presidential Election
South Korea's Democratic Party nominated Lee Jae-myung as its presidential candidate for the June 3rd snap election; he leads opinion polls by a double-digit margin, promising to strengthen defense and high-tech sectors while easing North Korea tensions following the impeachment of President Yoon Su...
Lee Jae-myung Wins South Korea's Democratic Party Nomination for Presidential Election
South Korea's Democratic Party nominated Lee Jae-myung as its presidential candidate for the June 3rd snap election; he leads opinion polls by a double-digit margin, promising to strengthen defense and high-tech sectors while easing North Korea tensions following the impeachment of President Yoon Su...
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Deepfake Pornography Leads to Conviction in South Korea
A South Korean university student, Roma, was targeted with deepfake pornography, prompting her to conduct her own investigation, leading to the arrest and conviction of two perpetrators who were sentenced to 9 and 3.5 years in prison, respectively, while highlighting the broader issue of deepfake ab...
Deepfake Pornography Leads to Conviction in South Korea
A South Korean university student, Roma, was targeted with deepfake pornography, prompting her to conduct her own investigation, leading to the arrest and conviction of two perpetrators who were sentenced to 9 and 3.5 years in prison, respectively, while highlighting the broader issue of deepfake ab...
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Deep Divisions Mark South Korea's Upcoming Election
South Korea's June 3rd election is highly contested following former President Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment for declaring martial law in December 2024, exposing deep societal divisions fueled by historical factors, media consumption habits, and generational gaps.
Deep Divisions Mark South Korea's Upcoming Election
South Korea's June 3rd election is highly contested following former President Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment for declaring martial law in December 2024, exposing deep societal divisions fueled by historical factors, media consumption habits, and generational gaps.
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Moon Jae-in Indicted on Bribery Charges
South Korean prosecutors indicted former President Moon Jae-in on bribery charges, alleging that a budget airline paid \$151,705 in bribes to his son-in-law for a no-show job from 2018-2020, adding to the pattern of South Korean leaders facing trials after leaving office.
Moon Jae-in Indicted on Bribery Charges
South Korean prosecutors indicted former President Moon Jae-in on bribery charges, alleging that a budget airline paid \$151,705 in bribes to his son-in-law for a no-show job from 2018-2020, adding to the pattern of South Korean leaders facing trials after leaving office.
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