The Korea Times - 2024-01-02

• Marginaliz­ed groups in Korea call for legal protection­s
• Korean women still struggle to shatter glass ceiling in finance sector
• Korea searches for better ways to embrace foreign workers
• Definition of K-pop evolves as it embraces diversity
• Hong Kong ’s pioneer ethnic minority social worker champions unity
• Korea, US to complete enhanced extended deterrence: Yoon
• Main opposition party takes route to division
• Seoul City to expand green buildings
• Higher wages top workers’ New Year wishes
• Seoul to mandate reduction in working hours for civil servants with children
• Average time from depression diagnosis to suicide is 4.5 years: study
• Taeyoung creditors to seek resolution over losses
• Bonds, stocks most favorable investment options for 2024
• Inflation issue to take center stage in general elections
• Banks trim retirement packages following criticism
• Digital expert to lead K bank
• Chip recovery key for trade surplus in 2024
• Shaheen Project drives S-Oil’s innovative growth
• Battery industry braces for Trump’s possible reelection
• Kakao to beef up reform drive to shed negative public image
• Retailers accelerate dragon marketing for New Year
• New Year’s Eve sweeps globe, but wars cast shadows on 2024
• Doha Forum seeks global solutions ensuring sustainabl­e, shared future
• Experts warn of AI’s impact on 2024 US election
• Real-life ‘Ratatouill­e’ restaurant reopens, overlookin­g Paris Olympics, Notre Dame
• Being Korean in age of hallyu
• Lackluster message
• Making of a better place
• Former presidents don’t get immunity
• Saving democracy from online trolls
• 2024: The year it got really hot
• Fake news destroys democracy
• Hospitals purchased by private equity companies are less safe: Harvard study
• Parents of children sickened by tainted fruit pouches fear for kids’ future
• Subscripti­on-based care moves beyond peddling birth control, helping with hair loss
• Owning a pet may slow rate of cognitive decline: study
• AI companion robot helps some seniors fight loneliness
• Humanoid robots in space: next frontier
• When science meets art: recycled metal and lab-grown gems
• Male K-pop soloists to light up 2024 with new album releases
• Lim Dong-hyek’s Russian pianism on display in Feb.
• From ‘Hedwig’ to ‘Aladdin,’ much-awaited musicals to hit stage in 2024
• Denmark’s queen announces abdication
• Hyundai Department Store chief vows agility to meet customer needs
• Pope recalls Benedict XVI on anniversar­y of death
• Man wants to let friend know he’s dating an ex
• Last Word in Astrology
• Son scores in last Spurs match before Asian Cup
• Ravens crush Dolphins to clinch AFC top seed
• Djokovic sparks Serb New Year celebratio­n in midnight hour
• Arsenal falter once more
• PGA Tour seeks extension on commercial deal with Saudis

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