Military Drill Accident in Pocheon Injures 8 Civilians
On March 6, a shell from joint South Korea-US military drills accidentally hit a civilian area in Pocheon, Seoul, injuring eight and damaging homes and a church.
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South Korean Civilian Homes Hit During Joint Military Drills, 7 Injured
Seven injured as shells accidentally land on civilian homes in Pocheon during South Korea-US joint military drills.
Birthrate Up in South Korea After Nine-Year Decline, Marriages Surge
South Korea’s fertility rate rises to 0.75 in 2024, marking the first increase in nine years, driven by a surge in marriages.
South Korea’s Yoon Suk-yeol Apologizes Over Martial Law Bid
South Korea’s impeached president Yoon Suk-yeol apologizes for his martial law bid amid ongoing impeachment proceedings.
Tragic Bridge Collapse in Cheonan Claims 3 Lives, Leaves 5 Injured
A bridge at an expressway construction site in Cheonan, South Korea, collapsed on Tuesday, resulting in three fatalities and five injuries, authorities confirm.
South Koreans Warn U.S. Tariffs Could Escalate Global Trade Tensions
South Koreans express concerns that the US’s new steel and aluminum tariffs could escalate global trade tensions, disrupt free trade agreements, and increase living costs worldwide.
South Koreans Warn US Tariffs Could Escalate Global Trade Tensions
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South Koreans Split on US Steel and Aluminum Tariffs
South Koreans have mixed reactions to the US’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum, debating the economic and global trade implications.
South Korea Halts Chinese AI App DeepSeek Over Privacy Concerns
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Tragic Fire at Busan Construction Site Claims Four Lives
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