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| Sunfull Foundation Chairman Min Byung-chul, front row third from right, attends the launching event of a campaign to encourage respect for multicultural families and foreign residents in Korea at the National Assembly in Seoul, Monday. Lawmakers and some 40 foreign diplomats were also present. Yonhap |
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2 | Samsung, SK relieved by revised chip restrictions on China |
3 | Korea, Saudi Arabia celebrate 93rd Saudi National Day, vow stronger cooperation |
4 | S. Korea to stage massive military parade as tensions with North remain high |
5 | Mirae Asset Global Investments' AUM reaches $219 bil. |
6 | Bears of Joseon part 2: Behind bars |
7 | Patients, doctors at loggerheads as operating room CCTV footage made mandatory |
8 | JTI Korea joins Jongno clean-up |
9 | Lee Jae-myung's possible arrest looms over main opposition party |
10 | FSS warns fisheries cooperatives over sloppy response to failed overseas investment |
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5 | Hebrew University students travel to Korea to explore musical landscape |
