N.Koreans Elect New Rubber-Stamp Parliament
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was on Monday elected to the country's rubber-stamp parliament with 100 percent of the vote, state media said Monday. The KCNA news agency said voter participation was also 100 percent. >> Full Text

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Growing Chinese Influence Worries N.Korean Officials
There are "serious concerns" among some North Korean officials that North Korea could turn into a vassal state of China amid growing economic dependence on its sole ally, a defector said Monday. >> Full Text
Personal Data of Telecom Clients Leaked
Police are investigating the leak of personal information of 15 million customers of telecom providers SK Telecom, LG Uplus and KT. It would be the third massive leak of private data this year. Last week, 12 million KT susbscribers' personal data was leaked after its website was hacked. >> Full Text
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Students play the board game baduk to promote their club at a university in Daegu on Monday. /Newsis

American youngsters attend a ceramic art class at their sister high school in Gwangju on Monday. /Newsis

Actress Kim Soo-hyun leaves Incheon International Airport on Monday to attend a red carpet event for Marvel's "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" in Los Angeles. /News 1

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