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07:01[Herald Interview] Ahn Ye-eun returns as a storyteller with 'Story Bundle'
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07:00[팟캐스트] (638) 공학 전환 논란에 동덕여대 학생들이 쏘아 올린 '여대 존폐' 논란
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05:30[Wang Son-taek] Guidance comes from Moon, not golf
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05:30[Frank Pasquale] The coming battle over Trump tech policy
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05:30[Editorial] Security void feared
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21:53Labor union, farmers' association stage large-scale rally in downtown Seoul
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18:43Disney+'s megahit 'Moving' creator returns with 'Light Shop'
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17:35Nearly half of pines at Seoraksan face extinction due to global warming: study
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17:20Reality show 'I Live Alone' disciplined for 'glorifying' alcohol consumption
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16:57[Today’s K-pop] Blackpink’s Lisa to roll out 1st solo LP
Economy
IMF lowers Korea's 2025 growth outlook to 2%
The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday lowered its economic growth forecast for South Korea to 2 percent next year, down from 2.2 percent projected in October, citing high uncertainties and weak domestic demand. The announcement came after a team of IMF officials led by Korea mission chief Rahul Anand made a two-week visit to Seoul for an annual country meeting with the finance ministry, the Bank of Korea and other institutions to discuss the country's economic policy measures. "