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| Korea Times President-Publisher Oh Young-jin, top left, and Astana Times Editor-in-Chief Zhanna Shayakhmetova, middle left, show their copies of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed to promote cooperation between the two news outlets, during an online signing ceremony, Tuesday. At top right is Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Korea Bakyt Dyussenbayev, who helped arrange the signing ceremony. The other participants are Korea Times staff. Korea Times photo by Kwak Won-hee |
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1 | Roland Garros 2023 |
2 | Airlines fiercely compete to acquire additional aircraft |
3 | Seoul imposes sanctions on North Korean hacking group for role in space launch |
4 | More banks offer daily interest payments on deposits |
5 | KAERI distances itself from Oxford professor's claim on Fukushima water |
6 | POSCO, GM expand joint EV battery materials investment in North America |
7 | HMM tasked with preventing sale of Hyundai LNG to foreign firm |
8 | LG Chem joins Korean firms strengthening ties with Japan |
9 | Hyundai Elevator launches AI, IoT-powered maintenance service |
10 | Indo-Pacific region highlighted as important for Korean economy's future |
1 | 'HyeMiLeeYeChaePa' producer Lee Tae-kyung hopeful of second season |
2 | How artist Michael Rakowitz resurrects lost past of Iraq through food packaging |
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4 | From hardcore action to heart-throbbing romance, series to hit in June |
5![[INTERVIEW] Lee Jun-hyuk unrecognizable in 'The Roundup: No Way Out'](https://img.koreatimes.co.kr/upload/thumbnailV2/77a9da6df7da4284adbee249a87307c1.jpg/dims/resize/178/optimize) | INTERVIEWLee Jun-hyuk unrecognizable in 'The Roundup: No Way Out' |
