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DEUS-Sonderkommando entführt Maduro aus Caracas DEIran ordnet erneute Schließung der Straße von Hormus an DEUnion-Politiker kritisieren Linken-Chef Pantisano für Faschismus-Vergleich DESchwedens Supersturm stellt Ibrahimovic in WM-Bilanz in den Schatten DERentenreform: Kommission schlägt kapitalgedeckte Zusatzrente und Ende der "Rente ab 63" vor DE22: Ein Alter zwischen Pop-Hymne und Todesursache DEpump.fun GO: Die Plattform, die Geld für alles zahlt DEGrüne in NRW loben Koalition mit CDU – und grenzen sich von Berlin ab DEReal Madrid dementiert Kontakt zu Bayern-Star Olise DEKleines Wasserkraftwerk für Trinkwasserkanäle entwickelt DEUS-Sonderkommando entführt Maduro aus Caracas DEIran ordnet erneute Schließung der Straße von Hormus an DEUnion-Politiker kritisieren Linken-Chef Pantisano für Faschismus-Vergleich DESchwedens Supersturm stellt Ibrahimovic in WM-Bilanz in den Schatten DERentenreform: Kommission schlägt kapitalgedeckte Zusatzrente und Ende der "Rente ab 63" vor DE22: Ein Alter zwischen Pop-Hymne und Todesursache DEpump.fun GO: Die Plattform, die Geld für alles zahlt DEGrüne in NRW loben Koalition mit CDU – und grenzen sich von Berlin ab DEReal Madrid dementiert Kontakt zu Bayern-Star Olise DEKleines Wasserkraftwerk für Trinkwasserkanäle entwickelt

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South Korea's Booming Defense Industry Capitalizes on Global Instability

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South Korea's Booming Defense Industry Capitalizes on Global Instability

South Korea is rapidly becoming a major global arms exporter, driven by geopolitical instability, the Ukraine war, and a perceived unreliability of US security commitments. The country's defense companies are experiencing significant revenue growth, with Europe, particularly Poland, being a key market. Factors like fast delivery, technology transfer, and competitive pricing are key to its success.

Heavy Rain Hits South Korea, Disrupting Festivals and National Parks

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Heavy Rain Hits South Korea, Disrupting Festivals and National Parks

Heavy rain and strong winds battered South Korea's Gangwon Province and southern regions on Saturday, leading to the closure of national park trails and the disruption of a local festival. No casualties were reported, but authorities issued landslide warnings and advised caution for high waves.

Heavy Rain Prompts Mount Seorak Trail Closures, Festival Disruptions in Gangwon

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Heavy Rain Prompts Mount Seorak Trail Closures, Festival Disruptions in Gangwon

Heavy rain in South Korea's Gangwon Province on Saturday led to restricted access to Mount Seorak national park trails and the disruption of the Gangneung Danoje Festival. While a heavy rain warning was lifted, strong winds and high waves persist off the east coast.

South Korea's Central Bank Warns of Inflationary Pressures from Tech Worker Bonuses

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South Korea's Central Bank Warns of Inflationary Pressures from Tech Worker Bonuses

South Korea's central bank is concerned that large bonuses paid to tech workers could fuel inflation. The Bank of Korea noted that while energy prices are a primary driver, improved income conditions and widespread wage growth, potentially spurred by these exceptional bonuses, could increase demand and supply-side inflationary pressures.

Former Gyeonggi Vice Governor Convicted of Perjury in Ssangbangwool Case

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Former Gyeonggi Vice Governor Convicted of Perjury in Ssangbangwool Case

A South Korean court found former Gyeonggi Vice Governor Lee Hwa-young guilty of perjury for falsely testifying about being offered alcohol and food during a prosecution interrogation. The ruling impacts the Democratic Party's efforts to dismiss a remittance case against President Lee Jae Myung.

Former Gyeonggi Vice Governor Convicted of Perjury

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Former Gyeonggi Vice Governor Convicted of Perjury

A regional court in South Korea found former Gyeonggi Vice Governor Lee Hwa-young guilty of perjury for falsely testifying about receiving alcohol and food during a prosecution interrogation. He was sentenced to four months in prison, adding to his existing sentence for an illegal remittance case.

11street Launches Online Store for Korean Brands in China

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11street Launches Online Store for Korean Brands in China

11street has launched an online store in China featuring around 350 Korean brands, primarily in beauty, food, fashion, and health. The platform will manage logistics and marketing, aiming to boost e-commerce between Korea and China. This move capitalizes on the significant share Chinese consumers hold in South Korea's cross-border e-commerce market.

Rain to Continue Across South Korea Through Saturday Evening

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Rain to Continue Across South Korea Through Saturday Evening

Heavy downpours have drenched South Korea, with rain expected to continue through Saturday evening and into Sunday morning in some areas. Significant rainfall has already accumulated, and rough seas are anticipated along the southern and eastern coasts.

South Korean Substitute Eom Ji-sung Reflects on Near-Heroic Moment in World Cup Loss

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South Korean Substitute Eom Ji-sung Reflects on Near-Heroic Moment in World Cup Loss

South Korea's Eom Ji-sung described his near-assist in the 1-0 loss to Mexico at the FIFA World Cup, where a late cross to Cho Gue-sung was saved. Eom, a substitute, aims to bring energy and offensive chances to the team.

Top Headlines in South Korean Newspapers on June 20

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Top Headlines in South Korean Newspapers on June 20

South Korean newspapers on June 20 featured headlines focusing on Lee's calls for the ruling party to avoid internal conflict and reform the election watchdog. Additionally, reports indicated Lee stated Trump inquired about South Korea building 10 warships for the U.S. and discussed North Korea.

World Cup Hosts' Performances and Fan Experiences

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World Cup Hosts' Performances and Fan Experiences

Canada and Mexico secure knockout stage berths in the World Cup with dominant wins. The US faces Australia in a crucial match, aiming to impress as a host nation. Fan experiences and commentary quality are also discussed.

Trump to Shift Focus to North Korea Nuclear Program After Iran Deal, Says South Korean President

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Trump to Shift Focus to North Korea Nuclear Program After Iran Deal, Says South Korean President

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung stated that Donald Trump intends to focus on North Korea's nuclear program following an agreement with Iran. Trump reportedly told Lee at a G7 dinner that "the time had come to pay attention to the North Korea issue."

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung Discusses North Korea with Trump at G7 Summit

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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung Discusses North Korea with Trump at G7 Summit

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung told U.S. President Donald Trump at the G7 summit that the North Korean nuclear issue requires a unique approach, distinct from other global conflicts. Lee proposed a phased strategy, starting with halting nuclear material production and exporting existing materials, which Trump agreed to consider.

Mexico Advances to Knockout Stage After 1-0 Win Over South Korea

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Mexico Advances to Knockout Stage After 1-0 Win Over South Korea

Mexico secured a 1-0 victory over South Korea, thanks to a defensive blunder, to become the first team to reach the knockout stage of the World Cup. Luis Romo scored the decisive goal in the 50th minute. The win sparked widespread celebrations across Mexico.

South Korea, US in Close Talks on Wartime Command Transfer Amid Senate Bill

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South Korea, US in Close Talks on Wartime Command Transfer Amid Senate Bill

South Korea and the U.S. are in close discussions regarding the transfer of wartime operational control (OPCON), following a U.S. Senate bill proposing increased congressional oversight. The bill requires regular reports on the OPCON transition roadmap, amid differing timelines between Seoul and Washington.

Asian Markets Soar on Middle East Peace Deal, Oil Prices Drop

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Asian Markets Soar on Middle East Peace Deal, Oil Prices Drop

Asian stock markets rallied Friday as a peace deal reopened the Strait of Hormuz, lowering oil prices and easing inflation fears. Japan's Nikkei hit a record high, while South Korea's index surged, though analysts warn of future transit fees.

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South Korea to Replace Heads of Two Public Institutions, Warn Others

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South Korea to Replace Heads of Two Public Institutions, Warn Others

South Korea's finance ministry will seek to replace the heads of the Government Employees Pension Service and KOICA due to poor performance reviews. Warnings will also be issued to 17 agency heads with a 'D' grade and 11 leaders whose organizations had fatal workplace accidents.

2026 FIFA World Cup: Day 8 Recap - Key Matches and Standings

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2026 FIFA World Cup: Day 8 Recap - Key Matches and Standings

The 2026 FIFA World Cup's second matchday saw Czechia draw with South Africa, Switzerland defeat Bosnia 3-1, Canada thrash Qatar 6-0, and Mexico secure a 1-0 win over South Korea, booking their spot in the knockout stage.

South Korea to Replace Heads of Two Public Institutions

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South Korea to Replace Heads of Two Public Institutions

South Korea's Ministry of Finance and Economy announced Friday it will seek to replace the heads of the Government Employees Pension Service and KOICA following an annual performance review. Seven institutions received the lowest grade under the evaluation system.

South Korea Loses to Mexico 1-0 in World Cup Group Stage

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South Korea Loses to Mexico 1-0 in World Cup Group Stage

South Korea suffered a 1-0 defeat to Mexico in their FIFA World Cup Group A match due to a lack of precision and a defensive miscue. Mexico secured a spot in the knockout stage, while South Korea needs a win or draw in their next match to advance.

South Korea's World Cup Knockout Hopes Hinge on Final Group Match After Mexico Loss

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South Korea's World Cup Knockout Hopes Hinge on Final Group Match After Mexico Loss

South Korea lost 1-0 to Mexico in the FIFA World Cup, but still has multiple paths to the knockout stage. They can qualify as group runner-up or even as a third-place team, depending on their final match result and other group outcomes.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung Asked Pope Leo XIV to Visit North Korea

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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung Asked Pope Leo XIV to Visit North Korea

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung revealed he requested Pope Leo XIV visit North Korea and the DMZ during a meeting at the Vatican. The Pope reportedly responded positively, stating he would actively pursue the proposal.

South Korea's Navy Receives New 3,600-ton Frigate ROKS Gyeongbuk

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South Korea's Navy Receives New 3,600-ton Frigate ROKS Gyeongbuk

South Korea's Navy has received the new 3,600-ton ROKS Gyeongbuk frigate after successful sea trials. The Ulsan-class vessel, equipped with advanced weaponry and radar, will replace aging warships and serve as a core fleet asset.

South Korean Goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu Blames Himself for Loss to Mexico

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South Korean Goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu Blames Himself for Loss to Mexico

South Korean goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu took responsibility for a miscue that led to Mexico's lone goal in a 1-0 FIFA World Cup loss. Kim collided with a defender after attempting to catch a header, allowing Mexico's Luis Romo to score into an empty net. Despite the error, Kim urged his team to focus on their next match to secure qualification.