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16:16[Herald Interview] Berlin Philharmonic's 'Unsuk Chin Edition': Unthinkable becomes reality
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16:12Kim Bo-seong shows Hangeul art in Spain, Portugal
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16:08Seoul stocks end nearly flat on cautious note
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15:51[KH Explains] Banks, regulators shift blame for snowballing ELS losses
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15:49BMW, Mercedes-Benz duel to be No. 1 importer in Korea
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15:40Things look bright for ‘Past Lives’ Oscars prospects
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15:29LG Display to cut jobs in cost-saving drive
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Politics
Yoon nominates ex-boss at prosecution as new broadcasting watchdog head
President Yoon Suk Yeol on Wednesday nominated Kim Hong-il, the incumbent chief of the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission, as the head of the Korea Communications Commission, a broadcasting watchdog. Kim, who joined the prosecution in 1982, was Yoon's boss in the early 2010s when the two worked at the Supreme Prosecutors' Office. Kim quit his job at the prosecution in 2013. He has been leading the anti-corruption watchdog since July. Kim is set to go through a confirmation hea