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Leaders of S. Korea, Mongolia exchange letters to mark establishment of diplomatic tiesForeign AffairsMar 26, 2020The leaders of South Korea and Mongolia exchanged letters Thursday to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations this year, the foreign ministry in Seoul said. In ... -
President Moon’s approval rating rebounds on handling of virusPoliticsMar 26, 2020President Moon Jae-in’s approval rating rose to its highest level in more than 16 months, owing to the government’s countermeasures against the coronavirus pandemic, local pollster Realmeter said Thu... -
Gyeonggi Province's coronavirus-related aid project to N. Korea halted: officialNorth KoreaMar 26, 2020A coronavirus-related aid project to North Korea planned independently by the Gyeonggi Province government was suspended, as it failed to meet the requirements necessary for government approval, a un... -
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[Video] College students have tough time with online classesEducationMar 26, 2020COVID-19 forces universities to shift to remote learning, but glitches abound -
90 percent of imported infections involve KoreansSocial affairsMar 26, 2020Novel coronavirus infections stemming from overseas outpaced locally transmitted cases in South Korea, and nearly 90 percent of imported cases involve Koreans returning from overseas, local authoriti... -
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[Newsmaker] Seoul city cancels Shincheonji permit, blames religious sect for virusSocial affairsMar 26, 2020The Seoul city government canceled a permit for a foundation apparently associated with Shincheonji Thursday, accusing the fringe religious sect of aggravating the coronavirus outbreak. The Shincheo... -
Canada seeks S. Korean model in coronavirus response: Trudeau to MoonForeign AffairsMar 26, 2020Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday his country plans to take a cue from South Korea in responding to the new coronavirus, holding phone talks with President Moon Jae-in for half an ... -
Moon asks opposition party leader to present details of relief bond offerPoliticsMar 26, 2020President Moon Jae-in responded prudently to an opposition party's call for a 40 trillion-won ($32.5 billion) government bond program meant to help businesses and households here hit by the coronavir... -
Military reports no new coronavirus cases, total at 39DefenseMar 26, 2020The military reported no additional cases of the new coronavirus Thursday, with the total number of infections standing at 39, the defense ministry said. Thirty-four COVID-19 patients are active-dut... -
104 new COVID-19 cases reported in S. Korea, recovery rate at 45 percentSocial affairsMar 26, 2020South Korea reported 104 new novel coronavirus cases Thursday, bringing total infections to 9,241, as the government scrambles to contain a surge in cases imported from Europe and the US. So far, 4,... -
NK party officials congratulate artillery unit in rare visitNorth KoreaMar 26, 2020Officials of two key departments at North Korea's ruling Workers' Party visited a western military unit to congratulate soldiers after they won a recent artillery fire competition overseen by leader ... -
USFK: Two American soldiers' deaths unrelated to coronavirusSocial affairsMar 26, 2020US Forces Korea (USFK) on Thursday dismissed speculation that the recent deaths of two American soldiers stationed here could be related to the coronavirus. On Wednesday, the military said that Spc.... -
PM vows no leniency for violating self-isolation rulesSocial affairsMar 26, 2020South Korea's prime minister said Thursday that the government will keep a no-tolerance stance toward those who do not follow self-isolation rules over the new coronavirus, warning that it will file ...
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