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Who Is Kim Keon-Hee, South Korea's First Lady, Known As "Lady Macbeth"
South Korea's First Lady Kim Keon-hee is at the centre of a political storm in what's been a tumultuous time for President Yoon Suk-Yeol and his administration.
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The Dior Bag Scandal That Threatens South Korea President's Poll Chances
A purported video of South Korea's First Lady accepting a Dior bag as a gift has set in motion a political storm for President Yoon Suk Yeol and his People Power Party (PPP) just weeks before the parliamentary election.
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Asian Games 2023: Indian Men's Hockey Team Storms Into Final, Defeats South Korea 5-3
Continuing its dominating performance, India men's hockey team defeated South Korea 5-3 in the semi-final to set up a summit clash at the Asian Games.
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South Korea Scrambles Jets After Detecting 180 North Korea Warplanes
South Korea scrambled 80 aircraft, including, F-35A stealth fighters, in response. About 240 aircraft participating in the Vigilant Storm air exercises with the United States continued the drills, the military said.
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Typhoon Haishen Heads Toward Korea After Battering Japan
South Korea hunkered down for the arrival of Typhoon Haishen on Monday, after the powerful storm battered Japan's southern islands but appeared to pass through without major damage or casualties.
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Two Koreas On High Alert As Typhoon Approaches Peninsula
Flights were grounded in South Korea and storm warnings issued on both sides of the Korean peninsula as a typhoon forecast to be one of the most powerful in years made its approach Wednesday.
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South Korea Storm Past Iraq Into Asian Cup Final
Goals from Lee Jeong-Hyeop and Kim Young-Gwon did the job for the Koreans, who dominated a wet semi-final in Sydney to move a step closer to ending a title drought dating all the way back to 1960.
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Severe Storm Hits Southern South Korea
A severe storm hit South Korea's southern regions Saturday, forcing flights to be grounded and causing property damage, weather authorities said.
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South Korea Police Storm Compound in Search For Ferry Owner
Thousands of South Korean police forced their way into the compound of a splinter Christian group Wednesday in their search for a fugitive businessman wanted over April's ferry disaster.
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Storm swell hampers South Korean ferry search
Divers were battling atrocious weather conditions and powerful swell on Sunday in their grim search for corpses believed trapped in the sunken South Korean ferry, a coastguard spokesman said.
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Race to recover bodies from South Korea ferry as storms loom
Dive teams raced on Friday to pull more than 100 bodies from a sunken South Korean ferry as storm clouds loomed and the victims' families angrily pressed officials to wrap up the recovery effort.
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Second Japan snow storm leaves thousands stranded as toll rises to 23
Snow-choked roads cut off thousands on Tuesday as parts of Japan struggled to dig out from its second storm in a week, with the death toll rising to at least 23.
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Australia, Japan storm through in Davis Cup
In the second round in April, Australia will play Uzbekistan and Japan take on arch-rivals South Korea for a place in September's World Group play-offs.
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Who Is Kim Keon-Hee, South Korea's First Lady, Known As "Lady Macbeth"
South Korea's First Lady Kim Keon-hee is at the centre of a political storm in what's been a tumultuous time for President Yoon Suk-Yeol and his administration.
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The Dior Bag Scandal That Threatens South Korea President's Poll Chances
A purported video of South Korea's First Lady accepting a Dior bag as a gift has set in motion a political storm for President Yoon Suk Yeol and his People Power Party (PPP) just weeks before the parliamentary election.
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Asian Games 2023: Indian Men's Hockey Team Storms Into Final, Defeats South Korea 5-3
Continuing its dominating performance, India men's hockey team defeated South Korea 5-3 in the semi-final to set up a summit clash at the Asian Games.
-
South Korea Scrambles Jets After Detecting 180 North Korea Warplanes
South Korea scrambled 80 aircraft, including, F-35A stealth fighters, in response. About 240 aircraft participating in the Vigilant Storm air exercises with the United States continued the drills, the military said.
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Typhoon Haishen Heads Toward Korea After Battering Japan
South Korea hunkered down for the arrival of Typhoon Haishen on Monday, after the powerful storm battered Japan's southern islands but appeared to pass through without major damage or casualties.
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Two Koreas On High Alert As Typhoon Approaches Peninsula
Flights were grounded in South Korea and storm warnings issued on both sides of the Korean peninsula as a typhoon forecast to be one of the most powerful in years made its approach Wednesday.
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South Korea Storm Past Iraq Into Asian Cup Final
Goals from Lee Jeong-Hyeop and Kim Young-Gwon did the job for the Koreans, who dominated a wet semi-final in Sydney to move a step closer to ending a title drought dating all the way back to 1960.
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Severe Storm Hits Southern South Korea
A severe storm hit South Korea's southern regions Saturday, forcing flights to be grounded and causing property damage, weather authorities said.
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South Korea Police Storm Compound in Search For Ferry Owner
Thousands of South Korean police forced their way into the compound of a splinter Christian group Wednesday in their search for a fugitive businessman wanted over April's ferry disaster.
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Storm swell hampers South Korean ferry search
Divers were battling atrocious weather conditions and powerful swell on Sunday in their grim search for corpses believed trapped in the sunken South Korean ferry, a coastguard spokesman said.
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Race to recover bodies from South Korea ferry as storms loom
Dive teams raced on Friday to pull more than 100 bodies from a sunken South Korean ferry as storm clouds loomed and the victims' families angrily pressed officials to wrap up the recovery effort.
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Second Japan snow storm leaves thousands stranded as toll rises to 23
Snow-choked roads cut off thousands on Tuesday as parts of Japan struggled to dig out from its second storm in a week, with the death toll rising to at least 23.
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Australia, Japan storm through in Davis Cup
In the second round in April, Australia will play Uzbekistan and Japan take on arch-rivals South Korea for a place in September's World Group play-offs.
