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1706 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• North Korea Warns of Strong Response to US-Japan-South Korea 'Freedom Edge' Drills · North Korea vows strong retaliatory measures against US, Japan, and South Korea's 'Freedom Edge' military exercises.
• JeneCell Founder Claims Kim Seung-won's Friend Initiated Meeting · JeneCell founder Kang claims Yang proposed a meeting with Kim Seung-won in 2021.
• Jennexel Founder Claims Kim Seung-won Met No One · Jennexel founder Kang claims Yang offered to introduce Kim Seung-won to politicians but no meeting occurred.
• Kim Min-seok pledges realistic constitutional reform while distancing from term extension · Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok announced plans for constitutional reform while rejecting a presidential term extension.
• Kim Min-seok Orders Kim Seung-won to Respond to Lobbying Allegations · Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok demands immediate response to lobbying allegations against Justice Minister candidate Kim Seung-won.
• Justice Party Expresses Strong Concern Over Prosecutor Nominated for New Crime Investigation Agency · The Justice Party voiced strong concerns after a former prosecutor was nominated to lead the new Major Crime Investigation Agency.
• South Korea's Lee Myung-bak and France's Macron Announce Film Industry Partnership · South Korean President Lee Myung-bak and French President Emmanuel Macron announce a film investment partnership at the Lumiere Summit.
• South Korean President Lee Jae-myung Calls for Constitutional Reform to Redistribute Power · President Lee Jae-myung of South Korea advocates constitutional reform to redistribute presidential power and strengthen checks and balances.
• Basic Income Party defends Yoon Hye-in's dual role amid criticism · Basic Income Party defends Yoon Hye-in's minister and MP dual role, calling it a new precedent.
• Kim Ji-yong Nominated as First Director of Major Crime Investigation Office · Kim Ji-yong, a former prosecutor, has been nominated to lead the new Major Crime Investigation Office.
• Kim Ji-yong, Former Prosecutor, Nominated as First Head of Major Crime Investigation Agency · Kim Ji-yong, a former prosecutor, has been nominated as the inaugural director of South Korea's new Major Crime Investigation Agency.
• 10 WWII-era artillery shells found at Hwacheon elementary school construction site · Ten artillery shells from the Korean War were discovered at a construction site in Hwacheon, South Korea, causing an emergency dismissal of students.
• Basic Income Party Defends Yon Hye-in's Dual Role Amid Criticism · Basic Income Party spokesperson defends Yon Hye-in's plan to serve as both MP and minister nominee.
• Gender Equality Committee Presses Yoon Hye-in to Resign Before Hearing · Yoon Hye-in faces pressure to resign from her parliamentary seat ahead of her ministerial confirmation hearing.
• Police to Investigate Kim Seung-won's New Drug Solicitation Allegations · Seoul Police Chief says they will assign and potentially reinvestigate the new drug solicitation case against Kim Seung-won.
• South Korea to visit households for residency checks starting tomorrow · South Korea's Ministry of the Interior and Safety begins direct home visits to verify residency status for vulnerable groups.
• Seoul Court Dismisses Ex-Soldier’s Suit Over Military Discipline for ‘Let’s Hang Out’ Remark · Seoul Administrative Court rejected an ex-soldier's bid to void military discipline for telling a female officer 'let's hang out'.
• Yong Hye-in avoids press questions, promises answers at upcoming hearing · Yong Hye-in, nominated for the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family, ignored press inquiries and promised to address controversies in a future hearing.
• Han Dong-hoon Requests Kim Seung-won Hearing Committee Seat Amid 'Democratic Party Cartel' Accusations · Independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon requests to join Kim Seung-won's hearing committee and accuses Democrats of a corruption cartel.
• South Korea's Lee Jae-myung backs US-North Korea dialogue, calls for constitutional reform · Lee Jae-myung tells Le Monde he backs US-North Korea dialogue and constitutional reform to distribute power.
• Kim Seung-won Denies Corruption Allegations During Confirmation Hearing Prep · Kim Seung-won, nominated for Justice Minister, denies solicitation and stock manipulation claims as a political attack.
• Kim Seung-won Claims He Should Have Handled Clinical Approval Requests More Carefully · Kim Seung-won, a Justice Ministry nominee, stated he should have handled clinical approval requests more carefully during his tenure.
• South Korea, US, Japan Begin 'Freedom Edge' Joint Drill Amid North Korea Tensions · South Korea, the US, and Japan launched the 'Freedom Edge' joint naval exercise off Jeju Island, prompting North Korea to vow strong retaliation.
• Yong Hye-in Votes Against Childcare Support Law Despite Working Mom Persona · Yong Hye-in, a Basic Income Party lawmaker, voted against a childcare support bill she now oversees as a ministerial candidate.
• North Korea commissions new destroyer amid naval buildup · North Korea commissioned its second 5,000-ton destroyer, the Kangganho, with Kim Jong-un attending the ceremony.
• South Korea Defense Minister Candidate Accused of Fraudulent Special Housing Application · Candidate Kang Shin-cheol denies fraudulent special housing application amid allegations of disguised residency transfer.
• Kim Seung-won's FDA Approval Inquiry Record Revealed Amid Controversy · Recorded calls show Kim Seung-won requested a review of a drug trial, sparking lobbying allegations.
• South Korea Weighs Hormuz Deployment Amid US Pressure and Iran Threats · South Korea considers non-combat deployment to the Strait of Hormuz as the US pressures Seoul regarding Ukraine and Iran.
• Ruling Party Accuses Yoon Hye-in of Leftist Cartel Ties · People Power Party claims Yoon Hye-in's appointment is backed by a secret leftist organization linked to a gaming company.
• Democratic Party accuses Han Dong-hoon of leaking probe files in nominee confirmation fight · Democratic Party counterattacks Han Dong-hoon, accusing him of 'cabinet business' and leaking investigation records.