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Dresden Showcases 1500 Years of Korean Art
100 Ideas of Happiness," a major exhibition of Korean art spanning 1500 years, opened March 15th at Dresden's Residenzschloss, showcasing approximately 350 artifacts including national treasures and works never before seen internationally, representing a reciprocal exhibition following Germany's 201...
Dresden Showcases 1500 Years of Korean Art
100 Ideas of Happiness," a major exhibition of Korean art spanning 1500 years, opened March 15th at Dresden's Residenzschloss, showcasing approximately 350 artifacts including national treasures and works never before seen internationally, representing a reciprocal exhibition following Germany's 201...
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Rising Threat of Autogolpes: 80% Success Rate Fuels Global Democracy Concerns
A new study reveals a concerning rise in autogolpes—self-coups by democratically elected leaders—with a success rate of 80%, driven by a toxic mix of populism, polarization, and post-truth, raising concerns about the future of democracies globally, including the United States.
Rising Threat of Autogolpes: 80% Success Rate Fuels Global Democracy Concerns
A new study reveals a concerning rise in autogolpes—self-coups by democratically elected leaders—with a success rate of 80%, driven by a toxic mix of populism, polarization, and post-truth, raising concerns about the future of democracies globally, including the United States.
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South Korean Court Releases Former President Yoon from Jail
South Korean court releases former President Yoon from jail after canceling his arrest warrant stemming from a controversial martial law decree in December; the Constitutional Court will decide whether to formally remove him from office.
South Korean Court Releases Former President Yoon from Jail
South Korean court releases former President Yoon from jail after canceling his arrest warrant stemming from a controversial martial law decree in December; the Constitutional Court will decide whether to formally remove him from office.
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South Korean President Released From Detention Amidst Impeachment Trial
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, arrested in mid-January on charges of attempted coup and abuse of power, was released from pre-trial detention after a court ordered his release due to concerns about the legality of the proceedings; he faces an impeachment trial and separate criminal charges, w...
South Korean President Released From Detention Amidst Impeachment Trial
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, arrested in mid-January on charges of attempted coup and abuse of power, was released from pre-trial detention after a court ordered his release due to concerns about the legality of the proceedings; he faces an impeachment trial and separate criminal charges, w...
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South Korean President Released from Prison After Detention Overturned
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, arrested on January 15th for insurrection after a failed attempt to suspend civilian rule on December 3rd, was released from prison on March 7th after a court invalidated his detention due to procedural errors, though he may still face further legal proceedings.
South Korean President Released from Prison After Detention Overturned
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, arrested on January 15th for insurrection after a failed attempt to suspend civilian rule on December 3rd, was released from prison on March 7th after a court invalidated his detention due to procedural errors, though he may still face further legal proceedings.
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South Korea's Birthrate Rises, But Challenges Remain
South Korea reported a 3.6% rise in births in 2024 to 238,300, reversing a near-decade-long decline, despite the total fertility rate remaining below 1.0; this increase is linked to a 14.9% rise in marriages and government policies, but analysts predict a likely return to decline.
South Korea's Birthrate Rises, But Challenges Remain
South Korea reported a 3.6% rise in births in 2024 to 238,300, reversing a near-decade-long decline, despite the total fertility rate remaining below 1.0; this increase is linked to a 14.9% rise in marriages and government policies, but analysts predict a likely return to decline.
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Joint Military Drills Prompt North Korean Missile Launch
On March 13, 2023, South Korea and the U.S. began the Freedom Shield military exercise, prompting North Korea to launch short-range ballistic missiles in response; the exercise involves 19,000 troops and aims to counter North Korea's military development and cooperation with Russia.
Joint Military Drills Prompt North Korean Missile Launch
On March 13, 2023, South Korea and the U.S. began the Freedom Shield military exercise, prompting North Korea to launch short-range ballistic missiles in response; the exercise involves 19,000 troops and aims to counter North Korea's military development and cooperation with Russia.
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40% Bias Score
South Korean President Released from Detention Amid Impeachment Proceedings
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, arrested in January for attempting a coup d'état by declaring martial law on December 3, 2024, was released Saturday after prosecutors dropped their appeal of a court ruling, though impeachment proceedings continue.
South Korean President Released from Detention Amid Impeachment Proceedings
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, arrested in January for attempting a coup d'état by declaring martial law on December 3, 2024, was released Saturday after prosecutors dropped their appeal of a court ruling, though impeachment proceedings continue.
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Kim Sae-ron's Suicide Underscores Pressure on South Korean Celebrities
South Korean actress Kim Sae-ron's suicide, following several similar deaths among celebrities, highlights the immense pressure within the country's competitive entertainment industry, fueled by social media criticism and stringent anti-drug policies; experts link this to systemic issues needing soc...
Kim Sae-ron's Suicide Underscores Pressure on South Korean Celebrities
South Korean actress Kim Sae-ron's suicide, following several similar deaths among celebrities, highlights the immense pressure within the country's competitive entertainment industry, fueled by social media criticism and stringent anti-drug policies; experts link this to systemic issues needing soc...
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South Korean Court Cancels Impeached President's Arrest Warrant
A South Korean court canceled impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol's arrest warrant due to procedural errors in the prosecution's request, potentially leading to his release pending a prosecutor's appeal; the opposition plans to appeal this decision.
South Korean Court Cancels Impeached President's Arrest Warrant
A South Korean court canceled impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol's arrest warrant due to procedural errors in the prosecution's request, potentially leading to his release pending a prosecutor's appeal; the opposition plans to appeal this decision.
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South Korean Court Releases Impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol from Detention
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, facing impeachment and insurrection charges, was released from detention Friday after a Seoul court canceled his arrest warrant due to questions about the timing of the indictment and the investigating agency's jurisdiction.
South Korean Court Releases Impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol from Detention
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, facing impeachment and insurrection charges, was released from detention Friday after a Seoul court canceled his arrest warrant due to questions about the timing of the indictment and the investigating agency's jurisdiction.
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15 Injured in South Korea After Accidental Bombing During Joint Military Exercise
During a joint U.S.-South Korea military exercise in Pocheon, South Korea, on March 2, 2024, two KF-16 fighter jets accidentally dropped eight bombs on a civilian area, injuring 15 people and damaging eight buildings due to incorrect coordinate entry by a pilot.
15 Injured in South Korea After Accidental Bombing During Joint Military Exercise
During a joint U.S.-South Korea military exercise in Pocheon, South Korea, on March 2, 2024, two KF-16 fighter jets accidentally dropped eight bombs on a civilian area, injuring 15 people and damaging eight buildings due to incorrect coordinate entry by a pilot.
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24% Bias Score
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