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UNHCR official to discuss global forced displacement for RAS Korea lecture
Stefan Maier Hopes To See Millions Of Refugees In Long Term Displacement Move Beyond Dependence On Humanitarian Assistance Over The Next Nine Years Under The
Lee vows to seek measures to reduce military tensions with N. Korea
President Lee Jae Myung On Thursday Pledged To Persistently Seek Practical Ways To Reduce Military Tensions With North Korea Even As The Two Koreas Are At Od
Gender ministry to focus on tangible improvements for everyday life
The Ministry Of Gender Equality And Family Announced Thursday That It Will Roll Out A Range Of Measures Aimed At Bringing Tangible Changes To Everyday Life T
President to request confirmation hearing for embattled nominee for chief of investigation bureau
President Lee Jae Myung Will Soon Ask The National Assembly To Hold A Confirmation Hearing For His Nominee For The Inaugural Chief Of The Serious Crimes Inve
Homer Hulbert to be honored with bust in his Vermont birthplace
Homer Hulbert 1863 1949 An American Educator And Missionary Who Devoted His Life To Korea Independence Will Be Honored With A Bust In His Home State Of Vermo
Foreign visitors to Seoul up 22% through August
The Number Of Foreign Visitors To Seoul In The First Eight Months Of This Year Increased By About 22 Percent From The Same Period Last Year While Their Credi
Korea to accelerate renewable energy expansion to 100GW by 2030
Korea Will Speed Up Efforts To Increase Its Renewable Energy Capacity To At Least 100 Gigawatts By 2030 With 1 Quadrillion Won 746 99 Billion In Government L
Top court upholds HSBC's acquittal in short-selling case
The Supreme Court On Thursday Upheld A Lower Court S Acquittal Of Hsbc S Hong Kong Unit On Charges Related To Violating Korea S Short Selling Rules Prosecuto
Seoul to turn Jamsu Bridge into 1st pedestrian-only Han River bridge
Seoul Will Begin Turning Jamsu Bridge Into Its First Pedestrian Only Han River Bridge Ending Vehicle Traffic On The 50 Year Old Crossing Later This Month And
In Korea, towns compete to host prisons as population declines
Local Governments Across Korea Are Competing To Host Prisons Once Widely Regarded As Undesirable Facilities As Shrinking Populations And Struggling Local Eco
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