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Key promises by South Korea's conservative presidential candidate Kim Moon-soo
Seeking to build momentum in his campaign to win South Korea's presidency, former labour minister and conservative candidate Kim Moon-soo is pledging economic policies focused on deregulation, investments in AI and tax breaks for the middle class.
South Korea's Former PM Han Drops Presidential Bid, Ending Rift Among Conservatives
South Korea's former acting President Han Duck-soo speaks during a press conference to announce a presidential bid at the National Assembly in Seoul, South Korea, May 2, 2025. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji/File Photo SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's former prime minister and acting president Han Duck-soo ended a short,
South Korea’s national soccer team may be stumbling toward 2026 World Cup qualification and its clubs may have struggled in ...
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made a rare visit to Russia's embassy in Pyongyang with his daughter on Friday and reaffirmed ...
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised tests of short-range ballistic missile systems that simulated nuclear ...
Banners featuring South Korea’s People Power Party’s presidential election candidate Kim Moon Soo, top, Democratic Party’s ...
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is shown inspecting a "major" tank production facility in photos released by state media. Kim ...
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made a rare visit to the Russian embassy in Pyongyang with his daughter on Friday to ...
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South Korea’s embattled conservative party has taken the unprecedented step of nullifying its primary and replacing ...
North Korean President Kim Jong Un said, per KCNA: "If the henchmen of the United States and the West, with their tacky, defective munitions, attempt another assault on Russia, I will unhesitatingly ...
Anthony Kim was in the field at the LIV Golf Korea earlier this month (May 2-4). After three over-par rounds, he could only ...
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Close aide to Kim Jong-un seemingly reinstated with public appearanceThe South Korean government believes Jo Yong-won, secretary of the North's ruling Workers' Party's Central Committee and one ...
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