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China’s First Arrest Under New Spy Law: South Korean Citizen Accused A South Korean expatriate in his fifties, living in China, has been arrested on espionage charges, according to Yonhap News.
10 Korean Celebs Who Eat Less Than You’d Think – You Won’t Believe Their Tiny Appetites In South Korea, the mukbang trend contrasts with celebrities known for their minimal eating habits. Notable small eaters include...
13 North Korean Women and 2 Kids Arrested in China While Trying to Reach Freedom Fifteen North Korean defectors were captured by Chinese police in Kunming, raising fears of forced repatriation to North Korea.
Why Are Korean Immigrants Trading Their Green Cards for Life Back Home? There is a growing trend of immigrants who had previously left Korea returning to the country, a phenomenon known as "reverse immigration."
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