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Seoul's "Convenience Stores" Combat Loneliness Crisis
Seoul's four "warm-hearted convenience stores," opened in March, combat loneliness by providing free food, social interaction, and a welcoming space, exceeding initial visitor projections by four times, addressing the rising number of socially isolated individuals in the city.
Seoul's "Convenience Stores" Combat Loneliness Crisis
Seoul's four "warm-hearted convenience stores," opened in March, combat loneliness by providing free food, social interaction, and a welcoming space, exceeding initial visitor projections by four times, addressing the rising number of socially isolated individuals in the city.
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28% Bias Score


North Korea Removes Border Loudspeakers, Signaling Potential De-escalation
On Saturday, North Korea began removing loudspeakers from the inter-Korean border following a similar move by South Korea, potentially easing tensions; this action follows months of reciprocal propaganda broadcasts and comes amid a policy shift by South Korea's new liberal president.
North Korea Removes Border Loudspeakers, Signaling Potential De-escalation
On Saturday, North Korea began removing loudspeakers from the inter-Korean border following a similar move by South Korea, potentially easing tensions; this action follows months of reciprocal propaganda broadcasts and comes amid a policy shift by South Korea's new liberal president.
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36% Bias Score


South Korea's Managed Multiculturalism: Balancing Economic Needs with Social Cohesion
South Korea, grappling with a declining birthrate and aging population, is actively integrating its growing immigrant population (4.1% or 2.11 million) through government-led programs focusing on language support and cultural adaptation, but faces challenges regarding worker exploitation and the nee...
South Korea's Managed Multiculturalism: Balancing Economic Needs with Social Cohesion
South Korea, grappling with a declining birthrate and aging population, is actively integrating its growing immigrant population (4.1% or 2.11 million) through government-led programs focusing on language support and cultural adaptation, but faces challenges regarding worker exploitation and the nee...
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40% Bias Score


US, South Korea to Hold Large-Scale Military Exercises Amid North Korean Tensions
South Korea and the US will conduct their annual Ulchi Freedom Shield military exercises from August 18th for 10 days, involving thousands of soldiers, to enhance their defense against North Korea; this may further strain already tense relations.
US, South Korea to Hold Large-Scale Military Exercises Amid North Korean Tensions
South Korea and the US will conduct their annual Ulchi Freedom Shield military exercises from August 18th for 10 days, involving thousands of soldiers, to enhance their defense against North Korea; this may further strain already tense relations.
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52% Bias Score


GHB-Detecting Tattoo Sticker Offers Instant Drink Tampering Protection
South Korean scientists created a temporary tattoo sticker that instantly detects GHB in drinks; changing from yellow to red within one second upon contact with as little as 0.01 micrograms of GHB per milliliter, offering a discreet and easy-to-use personal safety measure.
GHB-Detecting Tattoo Sticker Offers Instant Drink Tampering Protection
South Korean scientists created a temporary tattoo sticker that instantly detects GHB in drinks; changing from yellow to red within one second upon contact with as little as 0.01 micrograms of GHB per milliliter, offering a discreet and easy-to-use personal safety measure.
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56% Bias Score


South Korea Removes Border Loudspeakers to Ease Tensions with North Korea
South Korea has begun removing propaganda loudspeakers along its border with North Korea to de-escalate tensions, a move by the newly elected liberal government aimed at improving relations with Pyongyang following the previous conservative government's hardline approach.
South Korea Removes Border Loudspeakers to Ease Tensions with North Korea
South Korea has begun removing propaganda loudspeakers along its border with North Korea to de-escalate tensions, a move by the newly elected liberal government aimed at improving relations with Pyongyang following the previous conservative government's hardline approach.
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36% Bias Score

North Korea Dismantles Border Loudspeakers
South Korea's military reported that North Korea removed some border propaganda loudspeakers, a reciprocal step following Seoul's June decision to halt its own broadcasts; this de-escalation reflects President Lee Jae Myung's efforts to improve inter-Korean relations.

North Korea Dismantles Border Loudspeakers
South Korea's military reported that North Korea removed some border propaganda loudspeakers, a reciprocal step following Seoul's June decision to halt its own broadcasts; this de-escalation reflects President Lee Jae Myung's efforts to improve inter-Korean relations.
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32% Bias Score

Korean War Orphan's Dramatic Escape and Adoption
Milton Washington, born to a Korean mother and a Black American soldier in South Korea, escaped an orphanage and was adopted by a US military family in 1977, highlighting the complex legacies of the Korean War and Amerasian identity.

Korean War Orphan's Dramatic Escape and Adoption
Milton Washington, born to a Korean mother and a Black American soldier in South Korea, escaped an orphanage and was adopted by a US military family in 1977, highlighting the complex legacies of the Korean War and Amerasian identity.
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48% Bias Score

US-South Korea Joint Military Drills to Counter North Korean Threats
South Korea and the US will conduct large-scale joint military drills, Ulchi Freedom Shield, from August 18th to 28th, involving approximately 18,000 South Korean troops, to counter North Korean threats, despite stalled diplomacy and North Korea's closer ties with Russia.

US-South Korea Joint Military Drills to Counter North Korean Threats
South Korea and the US will conduct large-scale joint military drills, Ulchi Freedom Shield, from August 18th to 28th, involving approximately 18,000 South Korean troops, to counter North Korean threats, despite stalled diplomacy and North Korea's closer ties with Russia.
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44% Bias Score

SK Group Completes Vingroup Divestment, Reallocating $1 Billion for AI and Semiconductor Investments
South Korea's SK Group fully divested its stake in Vietnam's Vingroup, recovering its initial $1 billion investment, as part of a larger portfolio rebalancing plan to free up $58 billion by 2026 for investments in AI and semiconductors.

SK Group Completes Vingroup Divestment, Reallocating $1 Billion for AI and Semiconductor Investments
South Korea's SK Group fully divested its stake in Vietnam's Vingroup, recovering its initial $1 billion investment, as part of a larger portfolio rebalancing plan to free up $58 billion by 2026 for investments in AI and semiconductors.
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40% Bias Score

South Korean Student Arrested by ICE Despite Valid Visa, Sparking International Outcry
Yeonsoo Go, a South Korean student at Purdue University, was arrested by ICE on July 31st in New York City for allegedly overstaying her visa, which her lawyer claims is valid until December; her detention in Louisiana has sparked protests and diplomatic engagement from South Korea.

South Korean Student Arrested by ICE Despite Valid Visa, Sparking International Outcry
Yeonsoo Go, a South Korean student at Purdue University, was arrested by ICE on July 31st in New York City for allegedly overstaying her visa, which her lawyer claims is valid until December; her detention in Louisiana has sparked protests and diplomatic engagement from South Korea.
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40% Bias Score

BTS's Live Album Debuts in Billboard 200 Top 10
BTS's first live album, "Permission to Dance On Stage (Live)", debuted at No. 10 on the Billboard 200 chart, selling 43,000 equivalent units in its first week, marking a rare success for a live album and a comeback for the band after completing mandatory military service.

BTS's Live Album Debuts in Billboard 200 Top 10
BTS's first live album, "Permission to Dance On Stage (Live)", debuted at No. 10 on the Billboard 200 chart, selling 43,000 equivalent units in its first week, marking a rare success for a live album and a comeback for the band after completing mandatory military service.
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52% Bias Score
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