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- Seoul mayor fined $6,600 in poll-payment case July 22, 2026Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon was fined 10 million won for having a supporter pay polling expenses and could lose office if the conviction becomes final.
- South Korea says Foreign Ministry hack remains under investigation July 22, 2026South Korea says it has not identified who hacked a Foreign Ministry training system and delayed disclosure to address urgent security risks.
- South Korea ruling party race turns bitter over church claims July 22, 2026