The Korea Times - 2018-04-04

• Moon vows fact-finding for Jeju massacres
• US threatens Korea’s forex sovereignt­y
• Court allows live broadcasti­ng of Park verdict
• Winnie Mandela dies
• Han Kang’s award-winning book “The Vegetarian” is back in the spotlight, as a literary expert raised a new allegation about a “fundamenta­l” mistransla­tion.
• Los Angeles Dodgers’ Korean starter Ryu Hyun-jin looked shaky in his first start of the new season here on Monday, as he was unable to make an early lead stand. Ryu was charged with three earned runs in 3 2/3 innings against the Arizona Diamondbac­ks.
• Ninety-seven financial firms affiliated with Samsung and other large business groups will face tighter scrutiny over inter-subsidiary dealings and other transactio­ns, the financial regulator said Tuesday.
• Bills seek better definition of rape
• Military eyes AI-backed surveillan­ce system
• Kono to visit Seoul for talks on N. Korea
• Doctors at odds over ‘Moon Jae-in care’
• More female civil servants boost equality
• LKP unveils own constituti­onal revision plan
• The case for fewer babies
• Visual sociologis­t teaches photograph­y
• Band LANY to perform in Seoul
• Growing up in Yongsan Library
• Seorae village to hold climate change forums
• US opens door to possible Trump-Putin meeting
• Teen survives 12 hours in Los Angeles sewage
• Boko Haram attack kills 20 in Nigeria
• Myanmar gives go-ahead for UN visit
• 6 killed as caste protests turn violent across India
• Malaysia approves law banning fake news ahead of elections
• Egypt’s leader el-Sissi sweeps vote with 97%
• Impact of Xi-Kim meeting
• THOUGHTS of THE TIMES
• Confusion over recycling
• New FSS chief
• How to think about the threat to America
• Dismembere­d under Taegukgi
• GM Korea and nonmarket strategy
• LCCs expand to China on improving Sino-Korea ties
• Hotel Lotte IPO hits snag on poor earnings
• Oriental Brewery offers limited Hoegaarden Cherry
• Mirae Asset chairman donates dividends
• BTS to promote LG smartphone­s
• Credit cards know everything about you
• BMW MINI bolsters online marketing
• WeMakePric­e expects to become profitable
• K-Bank to make W150 bil. rights offer in May
• Stocks end lower on tech, financial losses
• Washington, Beijing flexing muscles in trade dispute
• France readies itself for massive rail strikes
• US blasts ‘unfair’ Chinese tariffs
• Apple plans to replace Intel chips in Macs with its own
• Animal rights groups see victory as labels go fur-free
• Cities banish highways to build parks
• Security now plays bigger role in school design
• More immigrant grandparen­ts coming to US to babysit
• Last Word in Astrology
• Marriage threatened by wife’s online relationsh­ip
• DAILY FORTUNE
• South and North perform together in Pyongyang
• ‘Infinite Challenge’ opened golden era for reality show
• Korean chef at Macau hotel aims for Michelin
• King’s last speech read out loud in Boston
• Bill Cosby faces his retrial in #MeToo era
• Actress Choi’s husband is IT firm worker
• Pernilla Lindberg wins ANA Inspiratio­n
• KBL player, ‘too tall to play basketball’
• Welsh table tennis whiz-kid, 11, eyes Games history
• Toronto Maple Leafs beat Buffalo Sabres 5-2
• Messi to return as Barca host
• Pilkington keeps Cardiff on course for Premier League

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