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    Lee Jae-myung confronts South Korea's imperial presidency problem●Lee Jae-myung navigates the perils of South Korea’s imperial presidency✉newsWorldPolitics6 d ago

    South Korean President Lee Jae-myung is weighing the risks of the country's powerful, heavily centralised presidency, a system critics call an 'imperial presidency'. Following the impeachment of his predecessor Yoon Suk Yeol over his martial law declaration, debate has intensified over whether constitutional reform is needed to curb presidential powers and prevent future abuses.

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    Yoon Dan-bi on young love in The World Before●'People tend to easily forget the value of love, so I wanted to address that' - Yoon Dan-bi chats to us about young loveMmastodonCultureFilm25 h ago

    Director Yoon Dan-bi discusses young love and adolescence in a new interview around her film The World Before, which won a Special Mention in the New Directors competition at the San Sebastian Film Festival. She says she made the film because 'people tend to easily forget the value of love' and wanted to address that.

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    Phi and Yoon Lead Women's Golf After First Round at Ron Moore Intercollegiate▼Phi, Yoon Lead Women’s Golf After First Round Of Ron Moore Intercollegiate✉newsSportGolf14 h ago

    Long Beach State golfers Phi and Yoon sit at the top of the leaderboard after the opening round of the Ron Moore Intercollegiate women's golf tournament. The university's athletics program announced the strong showing, giving the 49ers an early position to build on as the event continues through its remaining rounds.

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    Tengu's Kitchen returns for third season with Kota Komugi●https://www. wacoca.com/media/780455/ 駒木根葵汰主演の人気シリーズの第3弾 「天狗の台所 Season3」〈ドラマ〉 – seikyoonline.com # television # tv # TVPMmastodonCultureTelevision11 d ago

    The Japanese drama series 'Tengu no Daidokoro' (The Tengu's Kitchen), starring Kota Komugi, has launched its third season. The series, based on the popular novels about a tengu spirit cooking for a shrine maiden, has built a steady following in Japan, and fans are discussing the new episodes as they begin airing.

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    Yoon Jin-i juggles parenting and work amid chaos▼Yoon Jin-i juggles parenting, work amid chaos✉newsLifeParenting3 d ago

    Yoon Jin-i is the subject of a Chosun Ilbo report describing how she balances parenting and professional work while dealing with chaotic circumstances. The story highlights the everyday pressures facing working parents and the difficulty of managing both family responsibilities and a career at once.

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    Nam Yoon-us and Kubota Rinka bond across language barrier▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/779005/ 「メリーベリーラブ」ナム・ユンス、久間田琳加と“言語の壁”乗り越え深めた絆「妹と兄のような関係のように」【15の質問】 – Yahoo!ニュース # televisMmastodonCultureTelevision13 d ago

    Actor Nam Yoon-us, star of the drama "Mary Berry Love," says he and Japanese co-star Kubota Rinka overcame a language barrier to build a close bond, describing their relationship as being like an older brother and younger sister. The remarks come from a "15 Questions" interview published via Yahoo! News in Japan, drawing attention from fans of the cross-border drama casting.

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    Yoon Jin-i speaks on juggling motherhood and career▼Yoon Jin‑i balances childcare and career, says mothers must not rely on others✉newsLifeParenting4 d ago

    South Korean actress Yoon Jin-i has spoken publicly about raising her child while continuing her acting career, saying that mothers must not rely on others to look after their children. Her comments touch on the pressures facing working mothers in South Korea, where childcare burdens and career trade-offs remain widely debated social issues.

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    Yoon Jin-i on juggling childcare and career●Yoon Jin‑i balances childcare and career, says mothers must not rely on others - CHOSUNBIZ✉newsLifeParenting4 d ago

    South Korean actress Yoon Jin-i has spoken about balancing motherhood with her acting career, saying mothers should not depend on others to raise their children. Her comments add to an ongoing public debate in South Korea about parenting burdens, career pressures on women, and the country's persistent low birth rate.