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Probe South Korea election 'rigging,' demands DP

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June 08, 2025

The South Korean Democratic Party (DP) on Saturday called for a thorough investigation into a conservative education organisation's alleged online opinion manipulation in the final days of the June 3 presidential election campaign.

In a written briefing, DP floor spokesperson Noh Jong-myeon said a “fair and urgent investigation is urgently needed” into the far-right group “Rhee Park School” to determine whether they were involved in manipulation of online comments and “far-right propaganda to indoctrinate children.”

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Gold poised for seventh straight monthly gain

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Israeli forces kill at least five people in Gaza

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Residents end fast at mass Iftar

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ADREC sets new standards for data-led property investment

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Canadian PM begins India visit, seeking to boost trade

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived in India on Friday for a visit he hopes will reset ties and double trade, offsetting the damage from his country’s fracturing relations with the United States.

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Sheikh Tahnoon praises MGX's rise as leading global investor

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EDGE, Korea's DAPA boost cooperation

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Search on for missing migrant boat: Spanish govt

Spanish police and European Union (EU) border agency Frontex were on Friday searching for a boat carrying an unknown number of migrants that had been trying to reach the Balearic Islands, the Spanish government said.

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Peril and opportunity of this moment

Perhaps the only surprise at the Tuesday evening spectacle in the US House of Representatives chamber was that our president did not lambaste the Supreme Court justices personally, as widely expected.

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