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    Samsung launches Galaxy S10 in 70 countries

    Samsung Electronics Co. said Friday it released its new flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S10, in about 70 nations and is poised to expand into 50 others later this month. The South Korean tech giant launched the regular Galaxy S10, the S10+ with a bigger screen and the S10e, a budget…

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    S. Korea: Gender minister vows legal efforts to ban sexism on Int’l Women’s Day

    As South Korea joined in celebrating International Women’s Day on Friday, the gender minister pledged efforts to enact laws to ban discrimination based on one’s sex and to secure education on gender equality.   “Gender equality is a key step toward building a solid democracy. … I will join hands…

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    S. Korea: President Moon names 7 new ministers in Cabinet reshuffle

    President Moon Jae-in on Friday named seven new ministers in a move to set his administration up for the second half of his term that will also replace the country’s point man on North Korea.   Kim Yeon-chul, currently the head of the Korea Institute for National Unification, has been…

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    South Korea: income affects senior households’ spending more than assets

    Income has a greater impact than assets on consumption by South Korean households comprised of seniors, a parliamentary report said Tuesday. A 1 percent increase in elderly households’ earned income made their consumption expenditure go up 0.09 percent between 2006-2016, according to the report by the National Assembly Budget Office.…

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    Seoul seeks to widen cooperation with Beijing to fight fine dust pollution

    South Korea’s government said Thursday it will push to team up with China to take emergency measures on reducing fine dust. Environment Minister Cho Myung-rae, announcing the government’s special measures to fight fine dust pollution, said Seoul will ask Beijing to conduct a joint artificial rain experiment over the sea…

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    N. Korean media airs documentary film on Trump-Kim summit

    North Korea aired a documentary film on leader Kim Jong-un’s summit with U.S. President Donald Trump, reaffirming its willingness to continue negotiations despite the talks’ breakdown without a deal. The 75-minute feature, aired on Korean Central TV on Wednesday, said the two countries can write a new history and future…

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    N. Korea, Russia sign MOU on tourism cooperation

    North Korea and Russia have signed an agreement to cooperate in the tourism industry, the North’s official news agency said Wednesday. The memorandum of understanding (MOU) was signed in Moscow on Friday, according to the Korean Central News Agency. The report did not elaborate on the details of the agreement.…

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    Signs of N. Korea reassembling part of Dongchang-ri missile site detected: source

    South Korea has detected signs of North Korea restoring an ancillary building of its Dongchang-ri long-range missile launch site that it partially disassembled last year, a government source in Seoul said Wednesday. On Tuesday, Beyond Parallel, a project of the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said that…

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    Gov’t to limit operation of coal power plants to curb fine dust pollution

    South Korea’s industry ministry said Wednesday it will regulate the operation of coal power plants to reduce emissions of fine dust as the country faced its worst level of pollution in recent days.   The Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy said it will move to have 60 coal power…

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    S. Korean banks’ household lending grows faster in February

    Household lending extended by South Korea’s major banks picked up the pace in February due to the growth in credit loans, market data showed Tuesday. The country’s five major lenders — KB Kookmin, Shinhan, Woori, KEB Hana, and Nonghyup — had 573.91 trillion won (US$509.87 billion) in outstanding household loans…

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