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

• South Korea Passes Criminal Procedure Reform Amid Special Prosecutor Debate · South Korea's National Assembly passed a criminal procedure reform bill that limits police investigation powers while a new special prosecutor law was also approved.
• Opposition Accuses South Korean Ruling Party of Pressuring Courts via Controversial Law Changes · Opposition lawmakers accuse the ruling Democratic Party of rushing criminal procedure reforms to pressure courts in cases involving the president.
• South Korean Stock Market Becomes Global Worry Over Policy Failures · Foreign media warn South Korea's stock market volatility and policy failures threaten global stability.
• Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi to Visit South Korea Next Month Amid North Korea Tensions · Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is set to visit South Korea next month to boost practical bilateral cooperation.
• Gyeonggi Education Governor An Min-seok Launches Radical Reforms to Protect Teachers · Gyeonggi Education Governor An Min-seok launches a new teacher protection unit and regional director selection system.
• Chuncheon Resident Finds Soul Food Comfort in Familiar Ramen Shop · A Chuncheon resident reflects on the emotional comfort of returning to a familiar restaurant for their favorite local dish.
• Lawyer Park Joo-yeon Argues for Expanding Animal Rights to Include Invertebrates · Lawyer Park Joo-yeon argues that current laws must expand protection beyond vertebrates to include insects and invertebrates.
• Europe's Heatwave Exposes Failure of Low-Carbon Cooling Infrastructure · Kim Stanley Robinson argues society must make low-carbon cooling affordable rather than forcing citizens to sacrifice comfort.
• Film Review: 'Last Summer' Captures Rural Life and Rituals · Director Choi Seung-woo's debut film 'Last Summer' blends documentary and fiction to explore rural Korean life and rituals.
• BTS Boycotts Grammys Over New Asian Pop Category · BTS announced they will not participate in the Grammys' new Best Asian Pop Music Performance category.
• Poet and Security Guard Share Heart for Plate Petunias · A poet and a security guard bond over plate petunias, finding shared humanity in caring for flowers.
• South Korean Speaker Vows Apology Over Unconstitutional Presidential Term Extension Comments · Speaker Cho Jong-sik faces backlash for suggesting presidential term extension is a matter of public choice despite constitutional prohibitions.
• South Korea's Border Units Patrol with Unloaded Machine Guns Amid North Korean Fortification · South Korean border units patrol with unloaded machine guns, raising concerns about readiness as North Korea fortifies the DMZ.
• Disappearing I Myeong-rae Ointment and Handkerchiefs Mark Public Health Progress · The disappearance of I Myeong-rae ointment and handkerchiefs signals significant advancements in public health and living standards.
• EU Shifts Strategy from China Dependency to Risk Diversification Amid Trade Deficit · EU aims to diversify supply chains away from China dependency while maintaining trade relations.
• South Korea's Food Composition Database Becomes Asian Standard · South Korea's National Institute of Agricultural Sciences establishes a regional food database standard adopted by 11 Asian nations.
• Indian Youth Form 'Cockroach Party' to Protest Unemployment and Corruption · Indian activist Abijit Deepke mobilizes 18 million followers to protest youth unemployment and judicial insults.
• Daegu Faces Economic Crisis as Voters Demand Accountability from Politicians · Daegu struggles with economic decline and youth outflow, prompting calls for political accountability.
• Korean Poet Park So-ran's Poem 'Drying Wet Time' Reflects Hope After Long Rainy Season · Park So-ran's poem captures the relief and renewal felt as the rainy season ends in Korea.
• Justice Minister Resigns Over Party's Push to Abolish Supplemental Investigation · Justice Minister Jung Seong-ho resigns, citing inability to support the Democratic Party's plan to abolish supplemental investigation powers.
• South Korean Scholar Warns of 'Violent Language' Epidemic in Politics and Media · Professor Kim Jeong-gi warns that violent language in South Korean politics has become a contagious disease that threatens social cohesion.
• South Korea's Low Birthrate is a Global Shift, Not Just Policy Failure · South Korea's low birthrate reflects a global shift in reproductive order, requiring policy to protect existing lives.
• South Korean Professor Reflects on Adapting to AI Era Without Obsession · Novelist Jeon Seong-tae compares rapid technological changes to riding a tiger, vowing to adapt to AI without obsession.
• Former Audit Office Commissioner Yoo Sung-ho Arrested for Alleged Political Favoritism · South Korea's Audit Office Commissioner Yoo Sung-ho arrested for allegedly failing to investigate presidential residence relocation irregularities.
• FIFA Under Fire for Political Bias and Favoritism Toward Trump · Critics accuse FIFA President Gianni Infantino of abandoning neutrality to curry favor with US President Donald Trump.
• Korean Self-Service Culture Reflects Efficiency and Trust · A Korean scholar explains how self-service culture reflects societal trust and efficiency compared to Myanmar's service model.
• South Korean President Yoon's Apartment Sale Sparks Controversy Over Private Lending Loopholes · President Yoon's apartment sale involved private lending to bypass regulations, prompting calls for market reform.
• Prosecutors Investigate National Investigation Agency for Alleged Interference in Jeonnam Juvenile Murder Case · Prosecutors and police raid the National Investigation Agency's office amid allegations of improper directives in a murder case.
• Poet Kim Sang-mi Finds Solace in Tongyeong's Artistic Heritage · Poet Kim Sang-mi reflects on Tongyeong's cultural landscape and the enduring legacy of Kim Choon-su.
• South Korea Warns of 'Dutch Disease' Risks Amid Semiconductor Boom · Bank of Korea cautions that prolonged semiconductor prosperity could distort Korea's broader economy.