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South Korea's parliament votes to impeach president
South Korea's parliament has voted to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol over his short-lived martial law decree.
South Korea president avoids impeachment after short-lived martial law
South Korean president faces calls to resign after martial law lifted
South Korean state council passes resolution lifting martial law
South Korea fires warning shots at North Korea
North Korean soldier defects to the South, reports say
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BTS members to serve mandatory South Korean military duty
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South Korea president avoids impeachment after short-lived martial law
South Korean president faces calls to resign after martial law lifted
South Korean state council passes resolution lifting martial law
South Korea fires warning shots at North Korea
North Korean soldier defects to the South, reports say
Massive bell on San Pedro overlook symbolizes lasting friendship
Biden meets with leaders of Japan, South Korea at Camp David
Man caught climbing 72 floors up South Korean tower with no equipment
Loophole leaves thousands of foreign adoptees without US citizenship
South Korea passes law to standardize how age is calculated
2 US college students among 150 people killed in Seoul Halloween crush
BTS members to serve mandatory South Korean military duty
US, South Korea test-fire missiles in response to North Korea launch
BTS to meet Biden at White House, discuss anti-Asian hate crimes
BTS will be at the White House Tuesday to address anti-Asian hate
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