[FULL] NEWSCENTER (2026-03-19)

▪ Global oil prices surge amid attacks on energy infrastructure ▪ Trump administration considering deploying thousands of additional troops to reinforce its operation ▪ Trump renews pressure on allies to secure Strait of Hormuz ▪ U.S. Fed holds key rate steady, projects 1 rate cut this year amid Iran war uncertainty ▪ S. Korean won hits 1,500 level against U.S. dollar, weakest since 2009 ▪ President Lee calls for stable energy supply, appreciates UAE for cooperation ▪ Foreign Ministry calls on Korean nationals in Iran, Iraq, Lebanon to quickly leave ▪ Filibuster underway at National Assembly over DP-backed prosecution reform bills ▪ [Econ & Biz] S. Korea's marriages reach pre-COVID level amid demographic crisis; Korean-Japanese marriages spike ▪ BTS paid gratitude to police, firefighters, authorities ahead of comeback show ▪ BTS sparks question: What is Arirang — and why does it matter? ▪ Millenials, Gen Z generation giving blue-collar work a new identity ▪ Medical Korea 2026: How AI drives new era of global healthcare collaboration ▪ [Weather] Large temperature swings with strong winds expected along the east coast of Gangwon