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Russian opposition leader Navalny arrested amid anti-corruption protests

Former NBA star Dennis Rodman on his way to North Korea again in unexpected trip

President nominates four additional ministers

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Passing rain showers along with thunder and lightning in inland regions

Secret Service says it has no &apos;audio copies or transcripts&apos; from White House

Trump&apos;s travel ban defeated in court again

Tumbler explodes in Yonsei Univ., injuring 1 professor

Prime Minister Lee promises to well manage AI epidemic and drought

Comfort women&apos; victims retain rights to personal claims against Japan despite 2015 deal

President Moon tells Japanese envoy Korean people do not accept wartime sex slavery deal

Two senior U.S. officials in Seoul to discuss nuclear issues, upcoming S. Korea-U.S. summit

New finance minister on overheated real estate market

Opposition parties still refusing to sign off on US $9.9 bil. extra budget bill

President Moon urges approval for extra budget for jobs

Umbrellas required for many inland regions

Air pollution contributes to about 14,000 deaths annually in Korea: Study

Korea to import eggs to help stabilize supply, price amid AI outbreak

65% of Japan&apos;s public are not convinced by PM&apos;s explanation for controversial vet school: poll

Trump's travel ban defeated in court again

UN nuclear agency expresses concern over North Korea&apos;s nuclear program

U.S. weighs sanctions on Chinese entities conducting transactions with North Korea: report

Senior U.S. official due in Seoul to fine-tune details of upcoming Moon-Trump summit

Bank of Korea hints at first possible rate hike since 2014

Goods related to President Moon Jae-in now in vogue