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South Korea Ruling Party Splits Over President's Impeachment
South Korea's ruling conservative party officially split Tuesday over the impeachment of scandal-hit President Park Geun-Hye, threatening to complicate presidential elections that could be held as soon as March.
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South Korea's Park Geun-hye To Accept Impeachment Vote: Official
South Korean President Park Geun-hye said on Tuesday she would accept the result of an impeachment vote against her this week but indicated she would not step down now as demanded by opposition parties, a top official of her Saenuri Party said.
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Tens Of Thousands Join May Day Rally In South Korea
Tens of thousands of South Koreans today joined May Day protests against labour reforms pushed by the government, and called for a higher minimum wage.
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South Korean Presidential Hopeful Apologises Over Racist Joke
The frontrunner to be South Korea's next president has apologised after sparking a public uproar for jokingly likening the skin colour of an African student to coal.
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South Korean Parliament Confirms Nomination of New Prime Minister
South Korea's parliament endorsed the appointment of Hwang Kyo-Ahn as prime minister today, whose immediate priority will be to tackle a MERS outbreak which has claimed 23 lives.
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South Korean President Park Geun-hye Names New PM After Scandal Strikes Again
South Korean President Park Geun-hye nominated her justice minister as prime minister after the incumbent stood down amid scandal - her sixth choice for the job since taking office in 2013.
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South Korean President Accepts Prime Minister's Resignation Over Illegal Funds Scam
South Korean President Park Geun-hye, today, accepted the resignation of her prime minister, who had offered to step down over an allegation that he took illegal funds from a businessman who committed suicide in a scandal that threatens to weaken Park.
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Won't Tolerate Graft as Prime Minister Faces Bribery Claim, Says South Korean President
South Korean President Park Geun-hye said she would have zero tolerance for corruption, amid calls for her prime minister to quit over an allegation that he took illegal campaign money from a businessman found dead last week in an apparent suicide.
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South Korean President's Nominee For Prime Minister Withdraws
South Korean President Park Geun-Hye's nominee for prime minister withdrew his name Wednesday, following controversy over income which he amassed while practising law last year as a former Supreme Court justice.
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US tells North Korea new missile launch would be 'huge mistake'
US Secretary of State John Kerry warned North Korea on Friday it would be a "huge mistake" to test launch a medium-range missile and said the United States would never accept the reclusive country as a nuclear power.
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South Korea Ruling Party Splits Over President's Impeachment
South Korea's ruling conservative party officially split Tuesday over the impeachment of scandal-hit President Park Geun-Hye, threatening to complicate presidential elections that could be held as soon as March.
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South Korea's Park Geun-hye To Accept Impeachment Vote: Official
South Korean President Park Geun-hye said on Tuesday she would accept the result of an impeachment vote against her this week but indicated she would not step down now as demanded by opposition parties, a top official of her Saenuri Party said.
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Tens Of Thousands Join May Day Rally In South Korea
Tens of thousands of South Koreans today joined May Day protests against labour reforms pushed by the government, and called for a higher minimum wage.
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South Korean Presidential Hopeful Apologises Over Racist Joke
The frontrunner to be South Korea's next president has apologised after sparking a public uproar for jokingly likening the skin colour of an African student to coal.
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South Korean Parliament Confirms Nomination of New Prime Minister
South Korea's parliament endorsed the appointment of Hwang Kyo-Ahn as prime minister today, whose immediate priority will be to tackle a MERS outbreak which has claimed 23 lives.
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South Korean President Park Geun-hye Names New PM After Scandal Strikes Again
South Korean President Park Geun-hye nominated her justice minister as prime minister after the incumbent stood down amid scandal - her sixth choice for the job since taking office in 2013.
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South Korean President Accepts Prime Minister's Resignation Over Illegal Funds Scam
South Korean President Park Geun-hye, today, accepted the resignation of her prime minister, who had offered to step down over an allegation that he took illegal funds from a businessman who committed suicide in a scandal that threatens to weaken Park.
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Won't Tolerate Graft as Prime Minister Faces Bribery Claim, Says South Korean President
South Korean President Park Geun-hye said she would have zero tolerance for corruption, amid calls for her prime minister to quit over an allegation that he took illegal campaign money from a businessman found dead last week in an apparent suicide.
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South Korean President's Nominee For Prime Minister Withdraws
South Korean President Park Geun-Hye's nominee for prime minister withdrew his name Wednesday, following controversy over income which he amassed while practising law last year as a former Supreme Court justice.
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US tells North Korea new missile launch would be 'huge mistake'
US Secretary of State John Kerry warned North Korea on Friday it would be a "huge mistake" to test launch a medium-range missile and said the United States would never accept the reclusive country as a nuclear power.
