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South Korea Top Court to Rule on Lee Jae-Myung's Election Law Violation Case on Thursday, Yonhap Says
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's Supreme Court will make a ruling on Thursday after an appeal by prosecutors against a court decision to clear the former leader of the opposition Democratic Party Lee Jae-myung of violating the election law, the Yonhap news agency reported.
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SEJONG, South Korea (Reuters) -A senior South Korean government official on Monday ruled out that it would agree to a trade ...
South Korea’s People Power Party has pledged crypto reforms, including ETF approval and banking rule repeal, ahead of the ...
South Korean and Japanese officials are putting on their politest smiles and heading to Washington. Akazawa Ryosei, the ...
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South Korean steelmaker POSCO Holdings said on Tuesday it had raised $700 million in a two-tranche green bond that was ...
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