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- Science proves Korean cuisine offers many health benefits
- N. Korea reiterates will to talk with "related countries"
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- Competition heats up to win Korea's fighter jet project
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A highly-anticipated meeting between two Korean "comfort women" and a Japanese politician who has been leveling a series of insulting comments against Japan's wartime sex slaves has been canceled. In a press release, the women called off their meeting with Osaka Mayor Toru Hashimot...
Science proves Korean cuisine offers many health benefits
Average asset size of Pres. Park's cabinet talled at US$1.6 mil.






Cheonan in spotlight again on 3rd anniversary of trade embargo
N. Korean envoy in China expresses willingness to engage in talks
President Obama defends use of drones


Pres. Park says N. Korea will never achieve economic development with its nuclear program

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Korean scientists find new way to boost lithium-ion battery efficiency

Classical music fans in Korea: In-depth coverage

Korea reaches semi-final of Badminton mixed doubles

N. Korea reiterates will to talk with "related countries"

Partly cloudy morning, sunnier Saturday afternoon






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