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Tougher U.S. Student Visa Rule to Affect Over 13,000 S. Koreans in America
Washington: U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration on Thursday unveiled new visa rules that would limit foreign students and other nonimmigrants to fixed periods of stay,
Police Reform Requires More Than Stopgap Measures, Say Officials
Seoul: Interior and Safety Minister Yoon Ho-jung and acting National Police Agency Commissioner Yoo Jae-sung bowed their heads and apologized to the public on Thursday
Korea’s AI Advancement Faces Challenges with Economic and Social Impacts
Seoul: Artificial intelligence (AI)-led growth and transformation is inevitably part of the future. Korea is one of the leading movers in AI, with a distinctive
South Korea’s Minimum Wage System Faces Call for Overhaul Amidst Annual Disputes
Seoul: Each year, South Korea settles on its new minimum wage, yet the underlying dispute remains. Labor leaves dissatisfied. Employers dispute the process. The debate
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South Korea’s Minimum Wage System Faces Call for Overhaul Amidst Annual Disputes
Seoul: Each year, South Korea settles on its new minimum wage, yet the underlying dispute remains. Labor leaves dissatisfied. Employers dispute the process. The debate
Foreign Ministry Hosts International Conference on World Heritage Interpretation in Seoul
Seoul: The foreign ministry announced that it conducted an international conference alongside a UNESCO advisory body in Seoul to explore methods for enhancing the interpretation
14th South Korean Oil Tanker Successfully Transits Through Red Sea
Seoul: A South Korean oil tanker has successfully transited the Red Sea and is currently en route home, marking the 14th crude oil shipment to
Lee Plans to Designate December 3 as People’s Sovereignty Day
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Friday reiterated his plan to designate December 3 as a day of people’s sovereignty, marking the anniversary of former