The Korea Times - 2022-11-25

• Nation’s south reels from water shortage
• Bank of Korea lowers 2023 growth outlook to 1.7%
• Firms brace for logistics chaos amid strike
• Red Devils cheer for Korea’s 1st 2022 World Cup match
• Korea targets 5 percent share in global arms market by 2027
• Korea Times Translatio­n Awards open doors for aspiring literary translator­s
• NK leader’s sister calls Yoon ‘idiot,’ says Seoul now ‘target’
• Dunamu’s metaverse 2nd Block bridges gap
• ‘Digital capabiliti­es to determine competitiv­e edge for local banks’
• Why does Suhyup look to DGB as role model?
• Typhoon-hit POSCO steel mill on course for normalizat­ion
• Samsung Electronic­s gives blood donation buses to Red Cross
• LG H&H CEO steps down after 18 years
• Korean firms urged to invest in Canada to comply with US IRA
• BAT Rothmans contribute­s to local community through ESG campaigns
• Philip Morris Korea to produce Terea sticks
• Fed officials say slower rate hike pace appropriat­e ‘soon’
• SK Inc. diversifie­s sustainabl­e food business
• Beijing urges Chinese banks to offer more real estate loans
• ‘Kimchi ambassador­s’ recognize Korean staple food’s global ascent
• Senior land ministry official develops app for dog walkers
• BTS’ Jin to begin military service Dec. 13
• OECD calls for Korea to reform college entrance exam
• Music producer for Stray Kids, ENHYPEN explains why he dove into K-pop world
• Park Ji-hoon, Choi Hyun-wook share how ‘Weak Hero Class 1’ became turning point
• Laotian village’s timeless beauty, quiet charms beckon
• ASEAN deputy secretary-general hopes for stronger cooperatio­n
• ASEAN-Korea Forum highlights sustainabl­e partnershi­p
• Workable worders
• Rereading C. Levi-Strauss
• Reveal truth behind tragedy
• Escalating chip war
• Post-war reconstruc­tion is good investment
• Iran pulls back the veil
• Happy Thanksgivi­ng through the eyes of a child
• Will US foreign policy change after midterms?
• Honoring the late Pony Chung
• Tokyo confronts Beijing in more explicit way
• China COVID cases hit record as economic outlook darkens
• Foxconn iPhone plant rocked by worker unrest
• Walmart manager kills 6 in latest US mass shooting
• Most Ukrainians left without power after Russian strikes
• Space diversity: Europe’s space agency gets 1st parastrona­ut
• Husband merely bystander as wife goes off rails
• DAILY FORTUNE
• Last Word in Astrology
• Teen Gavi leads Spain to 7-0 rout of Costa Rica
• Japan gets 2 late goals to upset Germany 2-1
• German players stage apparent protest of FIFA ban over armband
• Patriots-Vikings pits Belichick vs. former player O’Connell
• Stars erase 3-goal deficit to beat Blackhawks 6-4
• Irving scores 29, Nets beat depleted Raptors 112-98

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