● (Report) EU Calls For UK To 'Brexit' Quickly
● Former Daewoo Shipbuilding CEO To Be Summoned Tomorrow
● Prosecutors To Expand Investigation Into People's Party
● (6PM) PM Hwang Heads To China To Talk Economy, N. Korea
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● (Report) World Leaders Discuss Future After Brexit Shock
● (Update) Arrest Warrant Requested For Prosecutor Embroiled In Nature Republic Scandal
● N. Korea Rejects UN Rebuke, Warns Tensions 'Uncontrollable'
● Protesters Hold Massive Anti-gov't Rally
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●[Brexit] UK Votes To Leave EU
● [Brexit] British PM David Cameron Resigns
● Stock Markets Across Asia Plunged Today on Brexit News
● [Brexit] (Report) Why Britons Want To Leave EU And What Is To Come Next
● [Brexit] EU Chief Vows Bloc Will Stay United After Britain Exit Vote
● S. Korea Welcomes UNSC Adoption of Press Statement
● Non-Regular Workers At Schools On Strike
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(BBC) Voters Take Part in Britain's Historic EU Referendum
Defense Ministry Warns N. Korea of Complete Isolation and Self-Destruction
No Major Disruptions Reported By Daycare Centers Strike
School Cafeteria Workers Go On Strike
(Update) People's Party Rep. Kim Su-Min Answers To Kickback Allegations
(Stocks) KOSPI Inches Down As Investors Wait For Brexit Referendum Results
(Update) Saenuri Accepts Return Of Three Independent Lawmakers
Opposition Parties Call For Veterans Affairs Minister Dismissal
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● (Report) N. Korea fires off 2 Musudan IRBM missiles
● South Korea and US Condemned N. Korea's Missile Launches
● Gov't Urges Public To Accept Airport Decision
● People's Party Urges Job Creation In Speech To Parliament
● Two More Independent Lawmakers Submit Application to Rejoin Saenuri Party
● FM Yoo Vows Sufficient Fiscal Expansion
● (BBC) Business Leaders Say Britain Should Remain in EU
● (Stocks) KOSPI Gains On Eased Brexit Fears.
● Gender Ministry Unveils New Measures To Protect Women
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