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Last update: 4 hours agoHormuz Diplomacy: South Korea’s Foreign Minister Cho Hyun told U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio Seoul is willing to help restore free passage in the Strait of Hormuz, while President Lee Jae-myung reiterated he will not deploy troops in a way that draws the country into war. Cabinet Shake-Up: Lee’s justice minister nominee Kim Seung-won withdrew amid mounting scrutiny, the second cabinet pick to step aside as approval ratings hit a new low. North Korea Nuclear Row: Pyongyang rejected an IAEA resolution, calling its nuclear status “irreversible” and accusing the watchdog of “double standards.” Asian Games Fallout: Organizers apologized after North Korea’s anthem was played before South Korea’s men’s hockey match, triggering protests and another embarrassment ahead of the opening. Sports—Davis Cup: South Korea took a 2-0 lead over India in qualifiers in Seoul, putting the tie one win from the Final 8. Tech/Industry: SK Hynix is exploring U.S. memory production with Intel, a move that could face political hurdles at home.
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