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S. Korea’s Spy Agency Observes Potential U.S.-N. Korea Dialogue Signs
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Presidential Policy Chief Kim Yong-beom Resigns Amid Criticism Over ETFs
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South Korea Dispatches Disaster Relief Team to Nepal Amidst Devastating Floods
Seoul: A South Korean disaster relief team was set to leave for Nepal late Tuesday to support search, rescue, and other relief efforts following the
KASA Seeks Record Budget for 2027 to Nurture Space as Strategic Industry
Seoul: South Korea’s space agency announced on Tuesday its intention to request a 1.65 trillion-won (US$1.2 billion) budget for the upcoming year. This move is
Industry Ministry Seeks Record Budget to Fund Manufacturing AI Transition, Megaprojects
South korea: South Korea’s industry ministry announced Tuesday its proposal for a record 13.26 trillion-won (US$9.6 billion) budget for the upcoming year. The budget aims
South Korea Unveils Record 821 Trillion-Won Budget for 2027 to Address Structural Challenges
Seoul: The South Korean government has announced a landmark budget proposal for 2027, calling for record spending of 821 trillion won (US$595 billion) to tackle
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South Korea Unveils Record 821 Trillion-Won Budget for 2027 to Address Structural Challenges
Seoul: The South Korean government has announced a landmark budget proposal for 2027, calling for record spending of 821 trillion won (US$595 billion) to tackle
Science Ministry Seeks Record Budget to Fund AI, Future Growth Engines
Seoul: The science ministry said Tuesday it will seek a record budget for next year to secure investments in artificial intelligence (AI) as well as
Defense Ministry Proposes 8.2% Budget Increase for 2027 Amid OPCON Transition and Forces Reform
Seoul: The defense ministry announced on Tuesday its proposal for an 8.2 percent increase in the 2027 budget. This move aims to accelerate the transfer
Seven Military Officers Disciplined for Lax Firearms Management Amid Ongoing Concerns
Seoul: Seven military officers have been disciplined over lax management of firearms and ammunition since July last year, data showed Tuesday, amid continued gun-related incidents