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Female Staff Members Of A Luxury Hotel In New Delhi Exhibit Self-Defense Skill

Female Staff Members Of A Luxury Hotel In New Delhi Exhibit Self-Defense Skill

Female staff members of a luxury hotel exhibit their skills after a 10-day self-defense course initiated by the hotel management and Delhi Police women’s wing in New Delhi, India, Thursday, Jan. 17, 2013. A brutal rape of the 23-year-old student last month set off protests in New Delhi and sparked a national debate about the […]

Delegates Of Business Circle From Korea, Japan, China Get Together In Seoul

Delegates Of Business Circle From Korea, Japan, China Get Together In Seoul

South Korea’s trade minister Bark Tae-ho (5th L) poses for photos with delegates of business circles from South Korea, China and Japan in Seoul, capital of South Korea, on Jan. 17, 2013. The Seoul-based Trilateral Cooperation Secretariat involving South Korea, China and Japan held a business event Thursday marking the launch of three-way trade negotiations, […]

Tens Of Thousands Of People Gather In Diyarbakir, Turkey, For Funeral Of Three Kurdish Activists Killed In Paris

Tens Of Thousands Of People Gather In Diyarbakir, Turkey, For Funeral Of Three Kurdish Activists Killed In Paris

Kurds shout slogans to praise three women activists who were found shot dead in Paris, as one of their coffins is carried at an airport in Diyarbakir, southern Turkey, late Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013. Thousands of people expected to attend funerals on Thursday for the women, who belonged to the PKK, a group that Turkey […]

The Arab Youth: How do they think? Why do they Revolt?

After a year which was characterized mainly by “change” demanded by millions of young men and women who sparked off a wave of uprisings and even sacrificed their lives for it, many voices were heard giving descriptions, making analyses and comparisons and drawing conclusions. In the midst of all that the Fourth Arab Cultural Development […]

‘I’m Korean style’

‘I’m Korean style’

S-Oil CEO Nasser Al-Mahasher S-Oil CEO Nasser Al-Mahasher is never hesitant in expressing his affection for Korea. Unlike many foreign businesspeople in Korea who only pay lip service to the country and its culture, the Saudi Arabian executive demonstrates his appreciation with his actions. As part of his efforts to fit in culturally, Al-Mahasher recently […]

Visits of the deceased to our dreams

Visits of the deceased to our dreams

According to many belief systems, dreams often tell our future by presenting images of pre-visional situations or with the appearance of symbolic figures including natural objects. It is not always easy to interpret what they are trying to say. But in certain situations, people notice instinctively what the dream is about. A family experienced a […]

Koreans shouldn’t romanticize ‘Les Miserables’

Koreans shouldn’t romanticize ‘Les Miserables’

The movie “Les Miserables,” which was adapted from Victor Hugo’s novel by the same name, has become a hit this year in Korea. The late Hugo might find it puzzling that his fictional work is influencing the Korean society today. About five million Koreans watched the movie. Hugo’s novel, which was first published in 1862, […]

Oil spill compensation

Moon Seung-il earned his living by running fishing boats for weekend anglers in Taean County along the west coast. On Dec. 7, 2007, a Samsung Heavy Industries barge struck a crude oil tanker passing there, causing the country’s worst oil spill and driving him out of business. Moon filed a claim of 13 million won […]

Japan’s quest for allies

Japan’s quest for allies

MANILA ― Japan is probing the possibilities of a most improbable alliance in a corner of Southeast Asia that once lay at the heart of the “Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere.” The term “co-prosperity” was a euphemism for Imperial Japan’s policy of prospering off impoverished people from Burma through the French Indochinese states of Vietnam, […]

Seoul, Tokyo to discuss sanctions on N. Korea

The top envoys of Korean and Japan were set to meet Thursday to discuss how to handle North Korea’s growing nuclear threat, including possible sanctions to punish the Stalinist state for its missile development. The talks in Seoul between Lim Sung-nam, special representative for Korean Peninsula peace and security affairs and Shinsuke Sugiyama, head of […]

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