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Major Korean newspapers pointed out the strained relations between Korea and the United States and the foreign policy impasse, highlighted the cases of mothers who were refused birth at 25 hospitals, and criticized U-turns in real estate, farmland, and trade policies.
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Major Korean newspapers pointed out the strained relationship between Korea and the United States and the impasse in foreign policy, and criticized problems with the medical system and lack of policy consistency.
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- Major newspapers point out the strained relations between Korea and the United States and diplomatic difficulties
- Highlights cases of mothers who were rejected by 25 hospitals
- Criticism of real estate, farmland, and trade policy U-turn
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▲ Kookmin Ilbo = Politics that does not win the public’s support for both the ruling and opposition parties
▲ Donga Ilbo = Jeong Dong-young and Lee Jong-seok must be replaced
Illegal imported agricultural products hidden through social media... Should we leave the ‘hole in the quarantine network’ like this?
Mother gave birth after being rejected by 25 hospitals and flying from Anseong to Jeonju
▲ Chosun Ilbo = Successive visa rejections by the U.S., isn’t the essence of the conflict suspected of being pro-North Korea and pro-China?
Following real estate and farmland, trade policy must also make a U-turn and shake up future growth.
The solution to the shackles of teachers called ‘emotional abuse’ is revision of the Child Welfare Act
▲ JoongAng Ilbo = Future Response Fund, which is not being used and is becoming a ‘ssamjit money’
▲ Hankook Ilbo = Cessation
▲ Maeil Business News = ‘Market capital devaluation’ put on hold by the court… The damage from hasty implementation ultimately falls on the ants.
Hypersonic missiles and bunker busters that reveal their majesty... Self-strength is peace
Former ruling party leader US visa suspended, ambassador to Ukraine recalled... what happens to diplomacy
▲ Seoul Economic Daily = Closed
▲ Korean Economy = Basic pension paid for over 3 years even after death… Is this the only ‘welfare leak’?
Mother rejected by 25 hospitals... Essential medical measures still lacking
Korea-US relations are creaking in various places... Rather than neglecting it, we must quickly restore trust.
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