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South Korea Suspends Border Loudspeaker Broadcasts to North Korea

Lee Jae-Myung · South Korea

South Korea Suspends Border Loudspeaker Broadcasts to North Korea

47% Center coverage: 84 sources

The move reflects Lee Jae-myung's pledge to rebuild trust with Pyongyang following a year of cross-border propaganda exchanges.See the Story

Seoul's LGBT community gathers for annual festival after liberal president elected

LGBTQ+ · Seoul

Seoul's LGBT community gathers for annual festival after liberal president elected

47% Center coverage: 36 sources

The annual Seoul Queer Culture Festival was held in the South Korean capital on Saturday after the country ushered in a new liberal president, though it faced concurrent protests against the LGBT community's pride celebrations. While the community has made some advances towards broader acceptance in Korean society, conservative religious groups still mount resistance to efforts to pass laws against discrimination, and there is no legal acknowledgement of LGBTQ+ partnerships.See the Story

South Korea’s President Lee Departs for G7 Summit on First Overseas Trip

Lee Jae-Myung · Canada

South Korea’s President Lee Departs for G7 Summit on First Overseas Trip

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung departed for Canada on Monday to attend the Group of Seven summit, his first overseas engagement since taking office earlier this month.See the Story

S Korean Leader Lee Expresses Desire for Stable Ties with Japan

Coverage: 2 sources

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung expressed his desire for stable development of relations between South Korea and Japan as the Japanese Embassy in Seoul held an event to mark 60 years since the two countries normalized diplomatic relations. Lee, who departed for Canada on the day as a guest…Politics · Seoul See the Story

South Korean Police, Labor Ministry Raid SPC Samlip, Factory over Fatal Accident

Coverage: 2 sources

Police and the labor ministry on Tuesday raided SPC Samlip Co., a confectionery unit under SPC Group, and its factory in Siheung in connection with a fatal accident that killed a factory worker last month. The Siheung Police Station and the Seongnam branch of the labor ministry conducted the search operation at the headquarters of SPC Samlip in Seoul's Seocho district and the bread factory in Siheung, some 32 kilometers southwest of Seoul. Tuesd…Seoul · Seoul See the Story

S. Korean actress Chae Soo-bin

S. Korean actress Chae Soo-binSouth Korean actress Chae Soo-bin, who stars in the new movie "Omniscient Reader: The Prophet," poses for a photo during a publicity event in Seoul on June 17Seoul · Seoul Read Article

New symbol of presidential office

New symbol of presidential officeThis image, released by the presidential office on June 13, 2025, shows the symbol of the former presidential compound of Cheong Wa Dae, which the office said it will ...Seoul · Seoul Read Article

South Korea’s Lee to Meet Chaebol Heads in Bid to Revive Economy

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung will meet the heads of the country’s biggest conglomerates Friday, as he seeks to jumpstart a flagging economy while navigating tensions over his reform agenda aimed at curbing the dominance that chaebols wield over the corporate landscape.Lee Jae-Myung · Seoul See the Story

ARTMS on Hard Times, Healing and Hopeful Reunions: “There Was a Moment when Our Wings Were Broken Quite Publicly”

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

ARTMS open up to NME about their new EP 'Club Icarus', being a testament to perseverance and using it to fuel their artistry.South Korea · South Korea See the Story

Lee visits flood control facility

Lee visits flood control facility President Lee Jae-myung holds a meeting with water resources management officials during a visit to a flood control facility for the Han River in Seoul's Seocho WSeoul · Seoul Read Article

Seasoned trade chief to navigate US tariff challenges

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

As the July 8 deadline for the “July package” tariff deal with the United States approaches, Korea’s new administration is gearing up for high-stakes negotiations by appointing a veteran trade expert to lead the charge. On Tuesday, President Lee Jae-myung named Yeo Han-koo as the new trade minister— a role he previously held from 2021 to 2022 under the Moon Jae-in administration. The appointment is widely viewed as a strong signal of Lee’s commi…South Korea · South Korea See the Story

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