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The Korea Times

koreatimes.co.kr

The Korea Times (koreatimes.co.kr) is the website for The Korea Times, an English-language news outlet based in South Korea. It covers Korean and international news, including politics, business, society, and culture, with regular reporting and analysis.

Credibility
Unrated
Lean
Unrated
Founded
1980
Headquarters
Seoul
South Korea
Articles read
9,869
17 July to 3 November

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Tuesday 3 November
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Trump promotes his Reflecting Pool makeover before Election Day.

“Far from the campaign trail, Trump promotes his Reflecting Pool makeover before Election Day”

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  1. Korea watches the $6.3 billion Binance hack and possible laundering.
  2. RESCENE returns with fourth mini album PULSE after breakout year
  3. Seoul High Court cancels bail for Unification Church leader Han Hak-ja
  4. North Korea files first for UNESCO taekwondo listing; South Korea delays
  5. Korea and Turkey deepen cooperation on Sinop nuclear project in Seoul summit
  6. President Lee Jae Myung and first lady to receive new passports after data leak
  7. Election Day arrives with early voting surging nationwide
  8. Rapper Yang Hong-won deleted wedding photos and unfollowed his wife after cheating allegations.

The Korea Times

koreatimes.co.kr

The Korea Times (koreatimes.co.kr) is the website for The Korea Times, an English-language news outlet based in South Korea. It covers Korean and international news, including politics, business, society, and culture, with regular reporting and analysis.

Credibility
Unrated
Lean
Unrated
Founded
1980
Headquarters
Seoul
South Korea
Articles read
9,869
17 Jul to 3 Nov

In today’s Brief

Tuesday 3 November

Recent

Fetched 3 November, 11:28 UTC

Tuesday 3 November

  1. Korea watches the $6.3 billion Binance hack and possible laundering.
  2. RESCENE returns with fourth mini album PULSE after breakout year
  3. Seoul High Court cancels bail for Unification Church leader Han Hak-ja
  4. North Korea files first for UNESCO taekwondo listing; South Korea delays
  5. Korea and Turkey deepen cooperation on Sinop nuclear project in Seoul summit
  6. President Lee Jae Myung and first lady to receive new passports after data leak
  7. Election Day arrives with early voting surging nationwide
  8. Rapper Yang Hong-won deleted wedding photos and unfollowed his wife after cheating allegations.

Profile

Type
Newspaper
Ownership
The Korea Times is owned by Hankook Ilbo; the documented ownership chain identifies no further owner.
Coverage
Its core beats include South Korean politics and government, the economy and business, society and local issues, and international news tied to Korea.
Reputation
It is generally regarded as a mainstream, long-running English-language source for South Korea-related coverage, with typical strengths in breadth and timeliness and occasional criticisms common to media outlets about editorial perspective.
Language
English
Notes
Some articles and archives may require a subscription or account access depending on the section.
Content may include material sourced from newswires or syndicated partners alongside original reporting.
As an English-language outlet, coverage may be edited for an international audience and may emphasize Korea-related angles.
ProfileAI-generated summaryWritten under a strict no-guessing rule. Facts the model isn’t sure of are left out.Verify independently before citing.Fetched 3 November, 11:28 UTCRatingsAllSides and Media Bias/Fact CheckLean and credibility come from public ratings (AllSides, MBFC).Unknown outlets stay unrated.Curated v1 mapping