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| Members of the Korean Nurses Association stage a rally in downtown Seoul, Friday, to protest against President Yoon Suk Yeol's veto of the controversial opposition-initiated Nursing Act, Tuesday. Yonhap |
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3 | Resurging household loans pose challenge for BOK's rate policy |
4 | SPC bolsters PR activities in US |
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6 | China reaches out to Korean Assembly to counterweigh Yoon's bet on US |
7 | Japanese business leaders pledge to support Busan's Expo bid |
8 | S. Korea may see rise in NK defectors as Pyongyang mulls reopening borders |
9 | Hyundai Motor partners with Spider-Man animation to envision future mobility |
10 | Yoon's $40,000 GNI by 2027 goal seems unlikely prospect |
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