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Explained: Why South Korea Lawmakers Are Demanding President's Impeachment
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's government early Wednesday lifted martial law after a tense night of political drama at South Korea's National Assembly, lawmakers defied security forces to vote against his declaration.
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Russia Helping North Korea Would "Threaten Peace": South Korea Tells UN
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol said on Wednesday that if Russia helped North Korea enhance its weapons programs in return for assistance for its war in Ukraine, it would be "a direct provocation".
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Vedanta Deepens Tech Push With $4 Billion Display Factory in India, to Create 3,500 Direct Jobs
The newly appointed CEO of Vedanta's untried display business is seeking to hire global talent to build and run a $4 billion (roughly Rs. 32,811 crore) factory in western India. YJ Chen says the display venture will soon begin recruiting from South Korea, Taiwan, Japan and other regions to set up a liquid crystal display panel fabrication unit in I...
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Government Allows Resuming Popular Game App BGMI, "3-Month Trial Approval"
BGMI game: South Korea's Krafton Inc, a company backed by China's Tencent, on Friday said it received approval from Indian authorities to resume its popular battle-royale format game in the country.
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"The Key Is To Take Action": China Urges US To Ease North Korea Sanctions
The United States needs to take action on North Korea such as easing sanctions in certain areas and ending joint military exercises with South Korea, China's U.N. Ambassador Zhang Jun told the U.N. General Assembly on Wednesday.
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South Korea Pushes Back Plans to Tax Cryptocurrency Gains by a Year
The National Assembly of South Korea has passed a bill to push back crypto capital taxation by a year. The bill, for now, is set to be presented for clearance at a plenary session on December 2.
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Kia To Suspend Production At South Korea Plant Due To COVID-19
The suspension at assembly line No. 1 of the Sohari facility may be extended further depending on the result of coronavirus tests on its workers, a company spokesman said.
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Hyundai And Kia To Halt Operations At South Korea Plants Next Week Due To Chip Shortage
Both Hyundai Motor and Kia has decided to temporarily halt operations at their respective domestic plant for two days due to chip shortage
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Coronavirus Quarantine Rule for 700 Samsung Display Engineers in Vietnam Could Impact 2020 Smartphone Launches
Samsung Display, a supplier for Samsung Electronics and Apple, has asked Vietnam to exempt 700 engineers from coronavirus-hit South Korea from a mandatory quarantine.
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Kim Jong Un Absent From North Korea Parliament Meet Ahead Of Key Summits
North Korea's parliament has met to rubber-stamp Kim Jong Un's policies, but the leader himself was conspicuously absent as he prepares for two key summits with South Korea and the US.
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Hyundai Korea Workers Resume Production Of Kona SUV After Two-Day Strike
The South Korean automaker has halted plans for now to produce the Kona at their plant in Ulsan, 380 kilometers southeast of Seoul, on a second assembly line at one of its domestic factories.
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South Korea Opposition To File Impeachment Motion
South Korea's three opposition parties said they would file an impeachment motion Friday against beleaguered President Park Geun-Hye, and push for a national assembly vote next week.
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North Korea Parliament Meeting Watched For Economic Clues
North Korea was to convene a session of its legislative assembly today, with observers looking for more details to emerge of a new economic plan announced at a rare party congress in May.
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South Korean Parliament Passes North Korea Human Rights Law
South Korea's National Assembly on Wednesday passed its first legislation on human rights in North Korea, in a move that is expected to enrage its northern rival.
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North Korea Offers Talks With South
North Korea on today proposed working-level talks with South Korea next week, apparently aimed at setting up a high-level dialogue that the two rivals had agreed to in August.
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Explained: Why South Korea Lawmakers Are Demanding President's Impeachment
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's government early Wednesday lifted martial law after a tense night of political drama at South Korea's National Assembly, lawmakers defied security forces to vote against his declaration.
-
Russia Helping North Korea Would "Threaten Peace": South Korea Tells UN
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol said on Wednesday that if Russia helped North Korea enhance its weapons programs in return for assistance for its war in Ukraine, it would be "a direct provocation".
-
Vedanta Deepens Tech Push With $4 Billion Display Factory in India, to Create 3,500 Direct Jobs
The newly appointed CEO of Vedanta's untried display business is seeking to hire global talent to build and run a $4 billion (roughly Rs. 32,811 crore) factory in western India. YJ Chen says the display venture will soon begin recruiting from South Korea, Taiwan, Japan and other regions to set up a liquid crystal display panel fabrication unit in I...
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Government Allows Resuming Popular Game App BGMI, "3-Month Trial Approval"
BGMI game: South Korea's Krafton Inc, a company backed by China's Tencent, on Friday said it received approval from Indian authorities to resume its popular battle-royale format game in the country.
-
"The Key Is To Take Action": China Urges US To Ease North Korea Sanctions
The United States needs to take action on North Korea such as easing sanctions in certain areas and ending joint military exercises with South Korea, China's U.N. Ambassador Zhang Jun told the U.N. General Assembly on Wednesday.
-
South Korea Pushes Back Plans to Tax Cryptocurrency Gains by a Year
The National Assembly of South Korea has passed a bill to push back crypto capital taxation by a year. The bill, for now, is set to be presented for clearance at a plenary session on December 2.
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Kia To Suspend Production At South Korea Plant Due To COVID-19
The suspension at assembly line No. 1 of the Sohari facility may be extended further depending on the result of coronavirus tests on its workers, a company spokesman said.
-
Hyundai And Kia To Halt Operations At South Korea Plants Next Week Due To Chip Shortage
Both Hyundai Motor and Kia has decided to temporarily halt operations at their respective domestic plant for two days due to chip shortage
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Coronavirus Quarantine Rule for 700 Samsung Display Engineers in Vietnam Could Impact 2020 Smartphone Launches
Samsung Display, a supplier for Samsung Electronics and Apple, has asked Vietnam to exempt 700 engineers from coronavirus-hit South Korea from a mandatory quarantine.
-
Kim Jong Un Absent From North Korea Parliament Meet Ahead Of Key Summits
North Korea's parliament has met to rubber-stamp Kim Jong Un's policies, but the leader himself was conspicuously absent as he prepares for two key summits with South Korea and the US.
-
Hyundai Korea Workers Resume Production Of Kona SUV After Two-Day Strike
The South Korean automaker has halted plans for now to produce the Kona at their plant in Ulsan, 380 kilometers southeast of Seoul, on a second assembly line at one of its domestic factories.
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South Korea Opposition To File Impeachment Motion
South Korea's three opposition parties said they would file an impeachment motion Friday against beleaguered President Park Geun-Hye, and push for a national assembly vote next week.
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North Korea Parliament Meeting Watched For Economic Clues
North Korea was to convene a session of its legislative assembly today, with observers looking for more details to emerge of a new economic plan announced at a rare party congress in May.
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South Korean Parliament Passes North Korea Human Rights Law
South Korea's National Assembly on Wednesday passed its first legislation on human rights in North Korea, in a move that is expected to enrage its northern rival.
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North Korea Offers Talks With South
North Korea on today proposed working-level talks with South Korea next week, apparently aimed at setting up a high-level dialogue that the two rivals had agreed to in August.
