- Somali pirates holding twenty-five South Koreans aboard the MV Gemini demand release of Somali pirates held in ROK prisons following a raid earlier this year, as well as compensation (AP via WaPo, Yonhap, Korea Herald)
- Bank of Korea cuts 2011 growth forecast to 4.3 percent amid worries over global uncertainties (AP via WaPo, Bloomberg, WSJ)
- Central bank raises inflation forecast to 4 percent (Joongang Daily)
- About 17,000 iPhone users in South Korea join group lawsuit over Apple's tracking of users (IT World, WSJ)
- US President Barack Obama urges compromise in order to pass FTAs with South Korea, Colombia, and Panama (Reuters, Bloomberg)
- ROK Ministry of Education okays SUNY Stony Brook campus in Inchon's Songdo development (WSJ)
- South Korean-manufactured KTX train forced to stop near Miryang after smoke comes out of back of train (Yonhap, Joongang Daily)
- South Korean and Chinese defense ministers decry any act that would destabilize Korean Peninsula (Joongang Daily)
- Hyundai Heavy Industries' orders surge 82 percent in first half of 2011, to US$18.1 billion (Yonhap)
- International association of tabloid newspapers rates South Korea's paparazzi as "world's lamest" (The World)
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