SEOUL, Jan 1 (Reuters) – K-Pop sensation BTS will return with a new album on March 20, followed by a world tour, the boy band's agency said on Thursday. The album will be the first released by the seven-member group in more than three years since the 2022 anthology album "Proof", the group's agency Big Hit Music, a unit of HYBE, said in a statement. BTS' activities as a group had been on hiatus as the members carried out South Korea's mandatory military service in turn. (Reporting by Joyce Lee; Editing by Chris Reese)
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