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Latest news summaries
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Utah governor deletes X, says life improved amid political divide
Republican Governor Spencer Cox of Utah, 51 years old, published his book *Off Ramp: How to Be a Peacemaker in an Age of Contempt* on September 8. The book was released exactly one year…
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Iranian Media Warn Retaliation for South Korea’s Strait Move
Amid growing domestic controversy in South Korea over the deployment to the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian media outlets have expressed heightened interest in the situation, with reactions such as “Is South Korea declaring war…
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30th Manhae Prize honors five in peace, practice, literature
The 30th Manhae Prize Award Ceremony was held at the Haneulnaerin Center in Inje-eup, Gangwon Province, on the afternoon of September 9. At the ceremony, Niishimori Shiozo, former chairman of the Kochi Prefectural Assembly…
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Hormuz and Red Sea clashes escalate
Military clashes between the United States and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, and between Saudi Arabia and the Iran-aligned armed group Houthis in the Red Sea, are intensifying simultaneously. With Israel resuming airstrikes…
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Smilegate founder ordered record 2.55 trillion won divorce settlement
Kwon Hyuk-bin, 52, the founder and Chief Vision Officer (CVO) of Smilegate, was ordered by a lower court on the 9th to pay his spouse, Lee Mo-shi, 2.55 trillion Korean won worth of stocks…
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Chey Tae-won accepts 700 billion won, disputes 244 billion
SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won has decided to accept up to 700 billion Korean won of the 944 billion Korean won divorce property division amount ruled by the court for Roh Soh-yeong, director of…
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President Lee Jae Myung says term is constitutionally limited
President Lee Jae Myung, who is on a state visit to France, stated on the 9th (local time), “My term is clearly limited by the Constitution.” The president made this remark while explaining why…
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AI, robotics firms revive September IPO market
The frozen initial public offering (IPO) market is heating up again. Domestically, after overcoming sluggishness last month, up to 11 companies are expected to list on the stock market in September, with large unicorn…
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Editorial: Let national interest guide any decision on Hormuz deployment
The Ministry of National Defense has dispatched a local inspection team near the Strait of Hormuz, intensifying controversy over potential troop deployment. The People Power Party stated, “We will positively review deployment for national…


