Wednesday 25 December 2024
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By Bilal B. BEIRUT: The sight of thousands of displaced Lebanese families returning to…
SEOUL: Celebrating a major milestone in its thriving history, Asia Journalist Association (AJA) has…
By Nasir Aijaz The AsiaN Representative QUETTA, BALOCHISTAN, PAKISTAN: A suicide bombing at the…
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SEOUL: The death of the president of any country is an exceptional event, especially…
CAIRO: An annual award will celebrate the important work done by African publishers, a…
SEOUL: Asia Journalists Association (AJA) is deeply concerned about the severe toll on journalists…
CAIRO: Ashraf Aboul-Yazid combines being a novelist, a poet, a journalist, a travel writer…
By Alin Ferrer-Garganera Asia is complex and complicated. Among the seven continents, she…
In 1990s Britain, three friends: Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy attend the quaint boarding school,…
By Habib Toumi SUWON: People fascinated by mass communication and the development of…
A controversial decision to make plastic wrapping over all checked in luggage mandatory at…
Seoul Fashion Week 2017 F/W collections have drawn to its close already; however, let’s…
Learning Korean is not pali pali (빨리 빨리) One of the first things I learned upon arrival to Korea was the culture of doing things quickly (빨리 빨리 문화). In fact, this country achieved a developed economy within about 50 years. If one looks at history, Germany and Japan took about 150 years to reach […]
Surviving rollercoasters as a cryptocurrency investor in Korea
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Yemenites Supporting Southern Separatist Movement Wave South Yemen Flags During Rally In Aden
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NK will launch ‘satellite’ despite sanction threat
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A Singaporean temple goes ahead in practicing green energy
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There is no doubt that I passed the town of Canosa di Canosa di Puglia when I headed to Bisceglle to participate in the Art Festival peoples of the Mediterranean a few years ago, as both towns are the daughters of the Italian south. When I saw the pictures of Canosa di Canosa I remembered […]…
Standing at the observatory atop a hill in demilitarized zone (DMZ) between South and North Korea, I gazed towards northern part of Korean peninsula, covered with thick mist making it invisible. I recalled the reports of recent nuclear tests by the North Korean regime that proves the old saying that ‘man, not weapons, makes the […]…
Recent economic sanctions created serious problems with exports of minerals from North Korea. Technically UN member countries are banned from importing North Korea minerals even though in practice it remains to be seen to what extent this ban will be observed by China. Nonetheless, there is no doubt that the share of minerals of North […]…
Within and without the island-state, his name has been synonymous with Singapore. His demise touched hearts and triggered a seldom-witnessed catharsis as Singaporeans felt the profound loss of their national icon. The spontaneous overflow of emotions for the late elder statesman, whose paternalistic dominance spanning over 30 years was beginning to feel condescending to young […]…
Khilmaya Gautam, 66, is a heart patient. She cannot walk. Her husband is a diabetic. This old couple of Koteshwore, Kathmandu, who owns a house, spent Saturday night in the open after the earth continued to tremble. They were sleeping under their staircase at their home with their son, daughter-in-law and two grandsons. But when […]…
What makes the South Korean industry and economy robust? Hard work…sincerity…honesty or simply the righteous character of each and every citizen? The first thing that strikes a visitor is the calm demeanor and smiling face of the host. Aggression of any kind is missing…in the body language of a common Korean walking on the street […]…
Mexico, Junior AJA reporter, PhD student of the Department of Sociology, Kangwon National University in Korea