The Korea Times - 2024-01-30

• ‘North Korean official killed by protesters in China’
• HK court orders liquidatio­n of China’s Evergrande
• Politician­s pitch new airports while existing ones lose money
• S. Korea-Russia ties hit new low following minister’s remarks
• Chief of new party vows to require military service for women to become police officers
• Human rights watchdog chief urges Yoon to sign Itaewon bill
• Chinese tourists’ spending on hotels doubles from 2019
• Can China’s stimulus reduce investors’ woes?
• Korea’s declining service exports counter global trend
• Kakao conducts intense audit of SM Entertainm­ent
• Korea Investment Corp. to establish overseas office in India
• Woori Financial eyes acquiring Korea Foss Securities
• KOGAS, Samsung Heavy hit for LNG project
• Small businesses not ready for workplace safety law
• CHA Biotech to co-develop NK cell therapy with CanCure
• Hyundai Motor shares boxed in despite record earnings
• S-Oil recycles used cooking oil to produce low-carbon fuels
• EU hails change as Apple opens App Store to competitio­n
• US to announce billions in subsidies for chips
• Safe-haven gold gains as Middle East worries mount
• China approves over 40 AI models for public use
• United kickstarts Airbus talks amid Boeing delays
• Korea’s top esports league faces worsening conditions in China
• No. of plastic surgeons in private practice nearly doubles over 10 years
• Indian ambassador commends outstandin­g bilateral achievemen­ts
• Korea prosecutio­n, Saudi Arabia foster judicial cooperatio­n
• Countries halt funding for UN agency in Gaza
• Ex-PM wins first round of Finland’s presidenti­al vote
• Japan’s moon lander comes back to life, resumes mission
• French farmers demand better pay, conditions
• Investors give up futile wait for China to fix economy
• Mac computers could ride AI wave or be left behind
• Netflix emulates old-school cable TV playbook
• ‘Fragile resilience’ of economy
• Food security on alert
• Raising children in Korea
• Federal shield law serves journalist­s, public interest
• What butt lifts can teach us about book bans
• An exodus of Black women in academia hurts workforce
• Will the US exercise its political will with Israel?
• Indonesian women hope election breaks them into boys’ club
• Indians queue for constructi­on jobs in Israel as war in Gaza rages
• Aww, cute: new London show explores world of adorable
• Son’s choices as grown-up draw fire from his father
• Last Word in Astrology
• ‘The Bequeathed’ star Kim Hyun-joo says playing her role was liberating
• Here’s what to know about Grammy 2024
• ‘Citizen of a Kind’ tops box office on opening weekend
• (G)I-DLE suspends activities due to members’ health concerns
• KAIST professor becomes 1st Korean to win Thurlow Award
• Taylor Swift greets Super Bowl-bound Kelce with a kiss after Chiefs win AFC title game
• Odermatt matches Miller’s 33 wins in World Cup super-G
• Don’t write off Djokovic after his AO loss
• Super Bowl is set: Mahomes, Chiefs to face Purdy, 49ers
• Tickets for 1st game of Seoul Series sold out in 8 minutes
• Indonesia, UAE eliminated in round of 16
• Korda wins hometown event for 9th LPGA title
• Son Heung-min pleads with fans to tone down vitriol

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