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74% of Americans Say "US Has Advantage Over Iran... Trump is Doing Well"
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Iran's oil reserves are full, already cutting production
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Iran proposes nuclear talks after resuming and concluding hostilities in Hormuz
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[On-Site] Daegu, the 'Heart of Conservatism,' Forms a River of Umbrellas… The 4th 'Umbrella Revolution' Rally
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Former US Official Warns Lee Jae-myung to Choose Between North Korea/China or the US
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US, Sanctions Chinese Companies Importing Iranian Oil… Pre-summit Tension
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People Power Party "Must Take Up Clubs"... Stakes Raised on "Manipulated Prosecution Special Prosecutor Law" to Invoke Judgment Theory
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US warns "Iran will be sanctioned if it demands transit fees for Hormuz or requests security"
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[Column by Min Byung-gon] The continuous hallowing of May 18th, the National Election Commission, and Sewol, a prelude to dictatorship
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[Kim Jae-soo Column] Will We Just Watch a Sinking Ship?
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Yang Hyang-ja as PPP Gyeonggi Governor Candidate... Clashes with Ruling Party's Choo Mi-ae
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[Special Contribution: Matsuyama] The Unfinished Southern Invasion… From Rifles to Ideology, From Ideology to Suits
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[Cho Young-jin Firefighting Column] Opening the 'Golden Time of Trust' with Wireless Firefighting Technology
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US House of Representatives passes 'Stube Amendment' to fully ban farmland purchases by foreign adversaries
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[Park Pil-kyu Security Column] Are there any countries that have achieved complete self-defense on their own?
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Amidst challenges of deploying military assets and even proposals from the US, the government is contemplating its contribution to Hormuz maritime traffic.
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Court Member Case No. 1 is 'Non-prosecution due to lack of substantive review'... Long-standing conflict between Constitutional Court and Supreme Court reignited
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US Academy Awards: "AI performers and writers cannot receive awards"... formalized in regulations
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Oil Market Experts: "With declining inventories, crisis could strike within a month"
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English Court Rules "Samsung Electronics to Pay $390 Million in Patent License Settlement to China's ZTE"