Yonhap news advisory for Wednesday, Jan. 9
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10:03 January 09, 2019
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 jjhwang@yna.co.kr or yonngong@yna.co.kr.
General
-- Kim Jong-un's visit to China
-- (News Focus) N.K. leader shows China may be 'new way'
-- South Korea vs. Kyrgyzstan: Asian Cup match preview
Economy & Finance
-- Gov't economic revitalization policy meeting
-- S. Korea's jobless rate for December 2018
-- BOK's Q3 liquidity flow data
-- CES 2019's new products, future plans by companies
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(5th LD) S. Korea to legislate ban on anti-Pyongyang leaflet campaign after N.K. threats
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