South Korean Newspapers Highlight Early Voting and U.S. Visa Issues
Seoul: The major headlines in South Korean newspapers today predominantly focus on the commencement of early voting and the impact of U.S. visa policy changes
Seoul: The major headlines in South Korean newspapers today predominantly focus on the commencement of early voting and the impact of U.S. visa policy changes
Seoul: An all-time high of 19.58 percent of voters cast their ballots Thursday on the first day of early voting for the upcoming presidential election
Seoul: Early voting in South Korea’s 21st presidential election is underway, spanning two days and taking place at 3,569 polling locations nationwide. The official Election
Seoul: Cha Eun-woo of boy group Astro will enlist in the South Korean military on July 28 and serve in the Army’s brass band, his
Seoul: Lee Jun-seok, a presidential candidate from the minor Reform Party, is under fire following a controversial remark made during the third televised presidential debate
Seoul: South Korea’s central bank has reduced its benchmark interest rate by a quarter percentage point, a decision made just days before the country’s presidential
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