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G-Dragon, YG’s Yang Hyun-suk under investigation over copyright infringement claims

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G-Dragon, YG’s Yang Hyun-suk under investigation over copyright infringement claims

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Police are investigating singer G-Dragon and Yang Hyun-suk, executive producer and head of YG Entertainment, over allegations of copyright infringe...See the Story

What KATSEYE's success means for future of K-pop

What KATSEYE's success means for future of K-pop

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KATSEYE, the first global girl group jointly launched by HYBE and Geffen Records, is proving that K-pop’s next frontier may not be in Seoul but in...Read Article

‘The Great Gatsby’ musical finds new resonance in Seoul with feminist twist

‘The Great Gatsby’ musical finds new resonance in Seoul with feminist twist

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In a city where musicals are almost always sung in Korean, "The Great Gatsby" is a rarity — a full-scale, English-language production where a Korea...Read Article

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Oasis faces backlash in Korea over rising sun imagery ahead of Seoul concert

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British rock band Oasis has sparked outrage among Korean fans after releasing a promotional video featuring imagery reminiscent of the Japanese ris...Seoul · Seoul Read Article

Pyongyang to fix in constitution its unwillingness to improve relations with Seoul

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Deputy head of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea Kim Yo Jong pointed out that South Korea is the U.S. faithful servant and allyWorld · Seoul Read Article

Will Hangang Bus become must-do activity for tourists in Seoul?

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On a warm Tuesday morning, the Yeouido pier hummed with joyful excitement, as families, older couples and foreign visitors gathered for one of the...Seoul · Seoul Read Article

Seoul's dilemma over strategic flexibility

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U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) Commander Gen. Xavier Brunson has redefined the mission of American troops stationed on the Korean Peninsula, from solely defending South Korea against North Korean aggression...Seoul · Seoul Read Article

Seoul shares open higher on US gains

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Seoul shares opened a tad higher Monday tracking gains on Wall Street, as investors awaited key U.S. inflation data this week for clues on the future path of the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy...Seoul · Seoul Read Article

After 25 Years, Ex-Prisoner’s Wish Tests Seoul’s Resolve

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Ahn Hak-sop, once deemed a threat to the South Korean state, now lies bedridden at the age of 95, his frail voice carrying one final wish: to die and be buried in the North, among comrades who shared...Seoul · Seoul Read Article

Seoul shares open higher on tech gains

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Korean stocks opened slightly higher Monday, despite U.S. losses, as investors went bargain hunting following a steep fall last week. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 5.5 points, or 0.18 percent, to 3,124.91 in the first 15 minutes of trading. On Friday, the KOSPI sank at the steepest pace in nearly four months as investor sentiment was dragged down by the government's tax revision proposal to raise taxes on corporati…Seoul · Seoul Read Article

Seoul’s moment to lead on North Korean human rights

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Approximately 70,000 people are currently imprisoned in North Korea’s concentration camps. The regime uses revenue from their forced labor to fund the very missile programs that put nearly 10 million...World · Seoul See the Story