Morning Wide: Today's Top News

1. "IAEA Nuclear Inspection Agreement Reached"... Iran's Oil Exports Temporarily Allowed

The United States and Iran have reached an agreement to allow International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors to resume their activities within Iran. The U.S. announced that it will also temporarily permit Iran's oil exports for the 60-day duration of the negotiations.

2. Park Sung-jae Sentenced to 25 Years in First Trial... Heavier Than Special Prosecutor's Demand

Former Justice Minister Park Sung-jae, who has been on trial for charges including insurrection, was sentenced to 25 years in prison in his first trial and was taken into court custody. The court stated, "The Republic of Korea could have easily fallen into the quagmire of a dictatorship," and handed down a sentence heavier than what the special prosecutor had requested.

3. Arrival in Monterrey... Messi Sets New 'Record for Most Goals' as Argentina Advances to Round of 32

Our national football team has arrived in Monterrey, Mexico, where the third match against South Africa will be held in two days. Argentine football star Lionel Messi set a new record for the most goals in World Cup history with 18 career goals, and Argentina has secured its spot in the Round of 32.

4. Hynix Becomes No. 1 in Market Cap... KOSPI Hits Another 'All-Time High'

SK Hynix has overtaken Samsung Electronics to become the company with the largest market capitalization. The KOSPI has once again broken its all-time high.
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