Yonhap news advisory for Wednesday, Jan. 25
The following stories are scheduled to be covered by Yonhap News Agency. Your queries are welcome. Yonhap's English-language news desk can be reached by telephone at 82-2-398-3451 (general) and 82-2-398-3460 (economics), and by email at yonngong@yna.co.kr or ycm@yna.co.kr.
General
-- Constitutional Court takes testimonies of key witnesses in impeachment trial
-- P.M. national security ministerial meeting
-- Independent counsel to question Choi Soon-sil, mulls searching Cheong Wa Dae
-- U.S.-Korea trade deal even more important after U.S. withdrawal from TPP: senior business lobby official
-- San Francisco Giants Hwang Jae-gyun interview
Economy & Finance
-- 4th qtr results of Hyundai Motor, LG Electronics
-- Ministerial meeting on industrial competitiveness
-- Population movement tally of 2016
-- Last year's ICT trade data
-- Selection of new chiefs at POSCO, Woori Bank
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