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  • Workers Unite: GM Korea's Union Votes for Historic Strike Over Pay! GM Korea's labor dispute intensifies as the union gains the right to strike amid failed wage negotiations, raising concerns for the company.
  • Revolutionizing Video Editing: CJ Group's New AI Tool Cuts Time by 91%! CJ Group's AI video solution, Millstone CUE, launches in August, providing video search, editing, and content generation services.
  • North Korea Says No to Influencers: Tourists Only for October Trade Fair North Korea restricts Western influencers from attending an international trade fair, according to a China-based tour operator.
  • Trump Unleashes New Tariffs: 25% on Japan and South Korea Starting August! Trump announces a 25% tariff on imports from Japan and South Korea starting Aug. 1, marking a shift in trade policy.
  • South Korea's Bid to Address Japan's Colonial Past Falls Short at UNESCO South Korea's attempt to address Japan's colonial-era forced labor at UNESCO sites failed amid tense negotiations.
  • Police Ignore Repeated Warnings, Victim Loses $40K to Voice Phishing Scam South Korean police overlooked multiple reports of a voice phishing scam, leading to a victim losing money to criminals.
  • Families of North Korean Abductees Halt Leaflet Campaign Amid Government Request A civic group halts anti-Pyongyang leaflets after the South Korean government requests an end to the campaign against North Korea.
  • Ancient Buddhist Treasures Return to Korea Just in Time for Liberation Anniversary A Buddhist scripture and a rare painting have returned to Korea from Japan, highlighting cultural heritage recovery efforts.
  • Hope for Reunion: Families Halt Anti-Pyongyang Leaflet Distribution A South Korean group halts anti-Pyongyang leaflet distribution after emotional calls from families of abductees in North Korea.
  • CU Mongolia Boosts Supply Chain with Major Logistics Expansion! CU Mongolia expands its automated logistics center to boost supply capacity nationwide, enhancing operations for BGF Retail.
  • ING Names New Country Manager for South Korea: Meet Helen Hae-youne Jung! ING appoints Helen Hae-youne Jung as country manager for South Korea, bringing extensive banking expertise to the role.
  • Young Car Buyers Hit a Decade Low: What's Driving the Change? New car registrations by people in their 20s and 30s hit a decade low, with only 29,066 new cars registered in the first half of the year.
  • South Korea's President Calls for Unity: Ruling and Opposition Parties Team Up for a Better Future President Lee Jae Myung urges cooperation between ruling and opposition parties to enhance citizens' livelihoods and improve quality of life.
  • Korean Webtoons Take Center Stage in Cairo: A Comic Revolution! A Korean webtoon exhibition has launched in Cairo, Egypt, marking the first of five planned stops until October.
  • Seoul Sizzles: Ninth Tropical Night Hits the City as Heat Wave Continues Seoul recorded its ninth tropical night with lows at 26.9°C, while daytime temperatures are expected to reach 36°C.
  • Actress Lee Si-young Shocks Fans with Pregnancy Announcement Amid Controversial IVF Decision Actress Lee Si-young, 43, announces pregnancy via IVF with her ex-husband's embryo, despite his lack of consent, to avoid misunderstandings.
  • Seoul Sizzles: Record-Breaking Heat Hits South Korea's Capital Seoul recorded a historic high of 37.1°C, marking the hottest temperature ever for the July 1-10 period in the capital.
  • From Zero to Hero: How South Korea Became a Top Arms Exporter President Lee Jae Myung urges Cabinet to develop plans for a new control tower to enhance South Korea's defense industry.
  • South Korea's UNESCO Bid Fails: A Stinging Defeat in Historical Justice South Korea's attempt to highlight Japan's failure on historical issues at UNESCO ended in defeat, marking a significant setback.
  • Cheers! Soju and Beer Prices at Restaurants Start to Climb Again Consumer prices for soju and beer in South Korean restaurants are rising again after months of decline, according to Statistics Korea.
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