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Catch up on this week’s top Asian news: South Korea faces devastating wildfires, China launches a new satellite, Indonesia’s volcano eruption prompts evacuations, and Thailand’s prime minister survives a no-confidence vote.
Wildfires in South Korea have killed 24 people, with officials warning the death toll could rise as the blaze continues to rage.
A firefighting helicopter crashed in South Korea while battling a fast-spreading wildfire, killing the pilot. Authorities are investigating as efforts to contain the blaze continue.
South Korean opposition leader Lee Jae-myung has been acquitted of election law violations, reinforcing his position as a leading candidate for the next presidential race.
Wind-driven wildfires in southern South Korea have killed at least 24 people, destroyed over 200 structures, and forced 27,000 residents to evacuate.
Liu Haofan’s late goal secured a thrilling 1-0 victory for China’s U22 soccer team over South Korea in a friendly match in Jiangsu Province.
South Korea’s Constitutional Court has reinstated Prime Minister Han Duck-soo after rejecting his impeachment, restoring his powers immediately.
South Korea is offering visa-free entry to Chinese mainland group tourists this quarter to boost tourism and cultural exchanges between the close neighbors.
South Korea clinched a dramatic 9-6 victory over China at the World Women’s Curling Championship, securing their fourth straight win in the tournament.
South Koreans voice concerns over new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, urging their government to defend national interests.