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Hyundai Motor plans to build its first hydrogen fuel cell systems plant in South Korea for the start of operations in 2028
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The MK-82 bombs released by the KF-16 fighter jets fell outside a firing range, causing civilian damage, the air force said
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The 24-year-old, who began her career as a child actor and earned acclaim for her roles in several domestic films, including the 2010 crime noir “The Man from Nowhere,” was found dead by a friend at her home in the country's capital, Seoul, on Sunday. The National Police Agency has said that officers are not suspecting foul play and that Kim left no note.
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The Personal Information Protection Commission said the service was suspended at 6 pm on Saturday and will be resumed after "improvements and remedies" are made in line with South Korea's personal information protection laws
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Hyundai Motor will halt operations of Line 12 at its Ulsan Plant 1 in South Korea from Feb 24 to 28 to adjust production volumes amid sluggish domestic sales and declining orders
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The Chinese startup's technology is coming under scrutiny, with a few countries banning the use of the technology in government offices.
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The Airbus plane operated by South Korean airline Air Busan was preparing to leave for Hong Kong when its rear parts caught fire at Gimhae International Airport
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Markets in South Korea, Shanghai markets and other parts of the region were closed for holidays. Among technology companies in Japan, SoftBank Group Corp. stock extended its losses, plunging 6%. Hitachi Ltd. lost 7%, but Fujitsu and Sony Corp. recovered
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Yoon has been ordered by the Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials (CIO) to appear for questioning at 10 a.m. after he failed to appear the previous day, Yonhap news agency reported.
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Impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol was formally arrested, days after being apprehended at his presidential compound,
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The impeached President has been in custody since his arrest on Wednesday at his residence on charges of masterminding an insurrection and abuse of power, making him the first sitting South Korean president to be apprehended
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The population decline poses challenges for Chinese government and economy, as the country is now facing an ageing population and an emerging shortage of working-age people
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Yoon was brought into custody about three hours after hundreds of law enforcement officers entered the residential compound in the agency's second attempt to detain him
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Constitutional Court also dismisses President's request to exclude one of eight justices from the trial
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While the explosion occurred at 9:03 am on December 29, FDR and CVR ceased recording data starting at 8:59 am, making it challenging for investigators to analyse the situation
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According to the company, flight operations to be reduced by 10-15 per cent by March to enhance operational safety
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South Korea's Interior Minister Ko Ki-dong says search and recovery efforts at the crash site were in their final stages
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The launch event comes as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken was visiting Seoul for talks
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Hundreds, bundled up against freezing temperatures and snow, rallied near residence of impeached President
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The country's anti-corruption agency said it withdrew its investigators after the presidential security service blocked them from entering President Yoon Suk Yeol's residence for hours due to concerns about their safety