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Twenty-three Korean nationals were evacuated from Iran to neighboring Turkmenistan as tensions escalate across the Middle East, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Tuesday. The evacuees crossed the Iran-Turkmenistan border on Tuesday evening, Korea time, with assistance from the Korean Embassy in Tehran and a rapid-response team dispatched from Seoul. According to the ministry,...

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LONDON — President Donald Trump said the historical relationship between the United States and Britain is "not like it used to be," amid a diplomatic bust-up over U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer — who told parliament on Monday his government "does not believe in regime change from the skies" — has drawn Trump's wrath by initially refusing to hav...

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Korea and the Philippines agreed to expand cooperation on nuclear power projects and critical mineral supply chains, President Lee Jae Myung announced Tuesday, following a summit during his two-day state visit to Manila. Speaking at a joint press conference after talks with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. at Malacanang Palace, Lee said the two countries decided to stre...

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One unforgettable experience you must have while visiting Korea is watching a baseball game. Korean baseball is different from Major League Baseball in the best way possible. From unique stadiums and diverse food options to passionate fan culture and distinctive cheering traditions, it’s an experience you don’t want to miss. Here’s how to get tickets and make the most of a Korea...

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TOKYO/TAIPEI/SYDNEY — Japanese lawmakers reeling from attacks on Iran by the United States and Israel gathered on Monday at the ruling party's offices in Tokyo to question bureaucrats about evacuation plans, energy stocks and the legal basis for U.S. action. But one query posed at the closed-door meeting, described to Reuters by a politician who attended, reflected a deeper fear...

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