THU, July 24, 2014, (KST)
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Korea's new economic team lays out plan to cut off low-growth trend
Korea's new economic team is all geared up to shake the country out of its low-growth rut. Finance Minister Choi Kyung-hwan said Thursday that the government will seek aggressive fiscal policies that will boost spending by some 12 trillion won, or roughly 11 billion U.S. do...
Two days of early voting for by-elections to begin Friday
Dozens dead in Taiwan passenger plane crash
Ferry disaster: 100 days of investigations
Speculation mounts over Abe's message to Seoul during Tokyo governor visit
President Park stresses need to spur investment, domestic demand during ministerial meeting
Japan can do more to resolve comfort women issue: Kawamura
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Korea's new economic team unveils US$40 bil. stimulus: Analysis
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