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11:56[Herald Interview] Gang Dong-won says he’s ready to take on older roles
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10:34S. Korea, US launch joint underwater operation for Korean War remains
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10:14Swimmer Lee Ho-joon enjoys flying under radar
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09:54Seoul shares open lower amid woes over Fed's drawn-out rate hike cycle
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09:38[From the Scene] HD Hyundai offers a glimpse of second-gen autonomous construction equipment
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09:37PM to meet with Xi on sidelines of Asian Games in Hangzhou
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09:31Biden rebukes Russia for turning to N. Korea, Iran for more arms
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09:26Yoon revs up efforts to promote Expo bid in back-to-back New York summits
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09:02[Well-curated] A weekend for fall-time festivities
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Politics
Assembly votes to let court decide on opposition chief’s arrest warrant
The National Assembly on Thursday voted to pass the motion for a possible arrest warrant that removed the protective immunity of Democratic Party of Korea leader Rep. Lee Jae-myung on day 22 of his hunger strike against the Yoon Suk Yeol administration. The motion’s passage gives the court the Assembly’s permission to decide whether to issue an arrest warrant for Lee, who is a criminal suspect in three corruption cases and a defendant in two ongoing criminal trials. In a plenary sess