The report identifies severe shortcomings in the South Korean adoption system, highlighting that some children were taken without consent and provided with false birth names and fabricated backgrounds.
Kim Byung-Hoon, the 36-year-old CEO of APR Corp., has amassed a net worth of $1.3 billion, becoming South Korea's newest billionaire through the success of his company.
Lee indicated that his administration would emphasize collaboration across political lines to address economic challenges and avoid the polarization prevalent in Korean politics.
The Seoul city government recently found that 11 children's products sold on Temu and AliExpress failed safety standards, exceeding hazardous substance limits.
"Kim, the candidate of the People Power Party, told a news conference early Wednesday that he 'humbly accepts (the) people's choice' and congratulates his liberal rival Lee Jae-myung for winning the election."
MSIT's approval of the cross-border supply agreement sets a new regulatory precedent, paving the way for Eutelsat OneWeb to deploy its LEO satellite for diverse connectivity needs.