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Han Byeong-do emphasizes the need for a parliamentary investigation following the release of Kim Seong-tae's transcript, claiming it reveals serious misconduct by the prosecution.

There is growing public opposition to U.S. military involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict, leading to a satirical campaign calling for the conscription of Barron Trump, President Trump's youngest son.

The joint investigation team probing the allegations of collusion between religion and politics has summoned Kim Kyu-Hwan for a second investigation regarding bribery from the Unification Church.

Lee Seong-gwon warns that holding elections tomorrow could lead to catastrophic results for the party akin to the 2018 local elections.

The Seoul High Court began its first trial regarding former President Yoon Seok-yeol's alleged interference with an arrest related to insurrection charges.

The trial concerning former President Yoon Seok-yeol's obstruction of arrest and infringement of councilors' right to deliberation began in earnest at the Seoul High Court.

A witness in the trial concerning allegations of bribery in Oh Se-hoon's polling practices claimed that polls were manipulated in his favor, which Oh Se-hoon has denied.

Prosecutors in South Korea decided not to indict former Supreme Court Chief Kim Myung-soo over allegations of improperly rejecting a judge's resignation.

Kang Sun-woo, an independent former Democratic Party lawmaker arrested over bribery allegations, is accused of exerting influence during the 2022 local elections to secure a nomination for the daughter of a wealthy political donor.

China's Two Sessions, its largest political event of the year, commenced with strong statements against reckless international actions, particularly targeting the United States amid rising global tensions.

This article provides obituary information regarding the passing of Park Hyomin, a political consultant, and the arrangements for his funeral.

The article discusses the upcoming verdict in the trial of former President Yoon Seok-youl related to charges of leading a rebellion, focusing on restrictions regarding media access to the courtroom.

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has rapidly gained a following on TikTok, attracting 110,000 followers in four days while students express their desire for a delayed return to school.

South Korea's ruling and opposition parties have agreed to process the Special Law on US Investments in the National Assembly on the 12th, emphasizing its importance for national interests and thanking each other for their cooperation.

President Yoon criticizes alleged manipulative actions by prosecutors, comparing them to more severe crimes.

The upcoming local elections in June are set to make the 'Four Special Cities' of Gyeonggi Province major battlegrounds, as they represent a significant portion of the province's population and political dynamics.

The Chief Justice Jo Hee-dae has accepted Park Young-jae's resignation from his position as the head of the Court Administration Office, with no successor appointed yet.

The Democratic Party of Korea has established a preparation committee aimed at discussing potential merger and alliance strategies with the Innovation Party.

Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon claims that the timing of his indictment is suspiciously aligned with the upcoming election, raising concerns over political motivations.

The Combined Investigation Headquarters is interrogating former Unification Church Secretary-General Jeong Won-ju regarding allegations of delivering money to politicians related to the church.

Kim Yong-tae, a member of the People Power Party, argues that without reform, the party's actions merely reaffirm their support for the 'Yoon Again' approach.

The article discusses ongoing political disputes and strategies within South Korea's ruling party following recent controversies and street protests.

Park Yong-jin asserted his allegiance to President Lee Jae-myung, clarifying his appointment as deputy chairman of the Regulatory Reform Committee during a recent radio interview.

North Korea will hold elections on March 15 to select delegates for its Supreme People's Assembly, likely in preparation for a new parliamentary session.

A columnist critiques the perception of youth conservatism in South Korea and reflects on the changing role of young people in the democratic history of the nation.

Kang Seon-woo, an independent member of the National Assembly, along with former Seoul city councilor Kim Kyung, has been arrested for alleged violations of political fundraising laws involving a 100 million won donation.

Members of South Korea's ruling party have filed a complaint with the ethics committee against several lawmakers who accompanied former party leader Han Dong-hoon on a schedule in Daegu.

Discussions between South Korea's ruling and opposition parties on the administrative integration bill for Daegu-Gyeongbuk and Chungnam-Daejeon have not reached a conclusion, but additional negotiations are anticipated to proceed in March.

Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae has publicly stated his intention to remain in office despite mounting pressure for his resignation amid ongoing legal reforms in South Korea.

A political rivalry is intensifying between Song Young-gil and Kim Nam-joon as they vie for candidacy in the Incheon Gyeyang-u by-election, a region previously represented by President Lee Jae-myung.

O Young-hoon, the governor of Jeju, held a book concert presenting his policies, accepting only cash for book purchases, which drew criticism amidst an upcoming election.

The People's Power Party held a march to protest the recently passed 'Judicial Three Bills,' with participants chanting slogans in support of President Yoon, raising questions about the effectiveness of such demonstrations.

Park Hong-keun has expressed his commitment to prioritize national duties over his previous plans to run for Seoul Mayor after being nominated as the Minister of Planning and Budget in South Korea.

Donald Trump has shown a tough stance towards Iran by mentioning the possibility of deploying ground troops, but assessments suggest that the potential for such deployment is low due to military, legal, and political constraints.

A prospective buyer has emerged for the apartment in Bundang, owned by President Yoon and his wife, which has been listed for sale at a price lower than the market rate.

The Korea Innovation Party has submitted a disciplinary motion against National Power's Seo Myung-ok for allegedly assaulting a fellow lawmaker with a placard in the National Assembly.

Kang Seon-woo, an independent lawmaker previously with the Democratic Party, faces a pre-arrest examination related to allegations of receiving bribes for political nominations.

The Board of Audit and Inspection of South Korea is restructuring its special investigation division to focus on anti-corruption efforts rather than politically motivated audits under the previous administration.

The Democratic Party of Korea focuses on selecting candidates for the Gyeonggi Province governor race, emphasizing the importance of party member votes in determining the outcome.

The Seoul High Court has allowed the broadcasting of former President Yoon Suk-yeol's appeal hearing regarding charges of interfering with a special law enforcement operation.

Han Byeong-do, leader of the Democratic Party's floor, criticizes the People's Power for marching to the Blue House in protest against judicial reforms, calling it a cowardly act that seeks to appease the extreme right.

Yoon Sang-hyun, a member of the People Power Party who defended the coup, sent a letter to imprisoned former President Yoon Suk-yeol requesting a 'historical resolution' from him regarding the party's direction.

Song Eon-seok, the floor leader of the People Power Party, criticized recently passed judicial reform laws, claiming they are a guise for judicial destruction and a form of political manipulation that deceives the public.

Senior Secretary Hong Ik-pyo commented that the appointment of Park Hong-geun as Minister of the Planning and Budget will not significantly impact the dynamics of the Seoul mayoral race.

The article discusses Jang Dong-hyuk's involvement in promoting conspiracy theories related to election fraud in South Korea.

Former representative Han Dong-hoon refuted claims by the ruling party's leader that his recent Daegu visit with pro-Han lawmakers constituted an improper act, describing it instead as a supportive gesture.

The article features the cartoon panel from Hankyoreh titled 'Hankyoreh Cartoon Panel for March 3'.

The South Korean government nominated Park Hong-geun and Hwang Jong-woo for the positions of Minister of the Ministry of Economy and Finance and Minister of the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, respectively.

Lee Byung-tae, a controversial figure in South Korea, has been appointed alongside Jeong Il-yeon, a lawyer involved in a high-profile North Korea remittance case, raising public concerns.

The death of Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has triggered conflicting reactions among citizens, with some mourning his passing while others celebrate the event, highlighting a potential turning point in Iran's future.