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Joy finds its way into laughter, love and unity today — though some signs may need to tread lightly around tension and unmet expectations. Your fortune for Sunday, June 22, 2025.
Korea’s political circles are locked in battle over so-called “dad privilege,” as lawmakers trade accusations over whether certain fathers have unfairly benefited their adult children.
Family warmth, small wins and unexpected turns shape a day filled with both tenderness and quiet clarity. Your fortune for Saturday, June 21, 2025.
Small joys, warm bonds and a touch of caution shape a day filled with connection, fulfillment and quiet wins. Your fortune for Friday, June 20, 2025.
Bear in mind, Seoul, that bikes can help make the city greener and kinder.
Looking ahead, President Lee and Prime Minister Ishiba must build mutual trust and expand the scope of cooperation.
Rather than defaulting to regulation, the administration must prioritize balanced measures. It should unveil supply-side solutions for the capital region while introducing policies that can reduce regional disparities.
If “What now?” was the question that framed his actions in crisis, perhaps it is time for Yoon to stop offering answers that only dig the hole deeper.
President Lee Jae Myung has emphasized science and technology as the prime engine of real national growth. But rhetoric must be followed by concrete action.
Korea’s economy is facing long-term structural challenges such as low birthrates and population aging. One-time cash distributions may ease short-term pain, but they are no substitute for deeper reforms.
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