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South Korea was added to a U.S. Department of Energy watchlist due to mishandling of sensitive information at certain labs by visitors. The acting U.S. ambassador to South Korea, Joseph Yun, stated that the designation is limited to the department's facilities and does not impact broader cooperation between the two allies.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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