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23:43Seoul on alert for possible Russia-backed North Korean cyber attacks
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22:00N. Korea, Russia's foreign ministers to hold strategic consultations in Moscow: report
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21:34Top security adviser calls N. Korea 'worst rogue group' over troop dispatch to Russia
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21:14N. Korea's 8,400-strong hacking group escalates attacks on S. Korea
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21:08Saudi to host meeting of new group pushing for Palestinian state
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21:07Rose's 'APT.' becomes fastest video by K-pop female soloist to surpass 200 mln YouTube views
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17:36Ex-union official charged with using claimed labor connections to swindle
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17:25[Herald Interivew] Composer and conductor Yoon Han-kyeol on why 'Grium' is 'Grium'
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17:00[Herald Interview] Park Sang-young aims to break taboos through his works
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16:49[Photo News] Mercedes-KERI EV charging research
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From superstars to spoiled: Doctors struggle with souring image
It used to be that when Park Ji-sun, a 45-year-old office worker, thought of a Korean doctor, it was the 2020 tvN drama series "Hospital Playlist" that first came to her mind. The series became an instant hit in South Korea, depicting the lives of five doctors battling to save lives together. It was so successful that it was renewed for a second season, which is rare for a Korean drama. "They were heroes with white gowns during the day, sometimes sacrificing their private lives in