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South Korean police quiz executive in Starbucks ‘Tank Day’ fiasco

  • Starbucks Korea, which operates more than 2,000 stores nationwide, sparked public outrage last month with a “Tank Day” promotion
  • The day of the reusable cup promotion, May 18, coincided with the 46th anniversary of the Gwangju uprising in which 165 civilians were killed
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South Korea’s Lee asks Trump to lead peaceful diplomacy with North Korea

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Korea implements smart farming to bolster agriculture amid population challenge

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Saudi Arabia, South Korea sign MoU to boost oil and gas cooperation

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North Korea protests Seoul-EU rebuke of Russia ties

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With fighting spirit, South Korea’s beauty triumphs over Czech set-piece beasts

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South Korea’s ex-president gets 30 years over North Korea drone incident

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In aging South Korea, AI dolls care for the elderly

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US approves possible $292 million missile sale to South Korea

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Solar farms breathing new life into South Korean villages

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South Korean president nominates would-be second woman PM

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South Koreans vote in local elections seen as a gauge of support after President Lee’s first year

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North Korea slams US remarks comparing South to ‘dagger’

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