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Itaewon to recognize ‘food street’

Itaewon to recognize ‘food street’

Itaewon, a tourist district in central Seoul, will have a street dedicated to foods from all around the world. The Yongsan District Office governing the special tourist zone said Thursday it will designate the area behind the Hamilton Hotel as a world food culture street. The envisaged designation, pending administrative support is expected to improve […]

Korea seeks US-China dialogue

Korea seeks US-China dialogue

New trilateral format comes at Japan’s cost Foreign Minister Kim Sung-hwan said that China will be a new key partner in maintaining peace and security on the Korean Peninsula alongside the United States, adding the launch of Seoul-Washington-Beijing trilateral talks was urgent. “South Korea, the United States and China are now key players in discussions for […]

[Indonesia Report] Indonesia achieves record economic growth in 2012

[Indonesia Report] Indonesia achieves record economic growth in 2012

Indonesia has achieved a record economic growth in the period from January through September 2012 with export of more than US$ 1 billion per month. In 2012, Indonesia export to non-conventional countries raises sharply. Indonesia Central Statistic Bureau’s Chief, Suryamin, told Vivanews.com that in September Indonesia has recorded a trade surplus of US$ 552,9 million, compared to August with surplus of […]

[Nuclear Symposium] The Fear of Nuclear Power

It’s hard for me to say a definite opinion about using nuclear power in the middle east. Especially since most of them have plenty of sources like “Oil water, natural gas”, but Jordan suffers from lack of these resources. This lack in sources of nature, comes with the pettiness of Uranium, that’s why some people […]

[Nuclear Symposium] The dilemma of Nuclear power

Nuclear power and its usage have been a never-ending dilemma since its beginnings. Nuclear power is the usage of nuclear fission to produce electricity, power, and mass-destruction weapons. As you can see it can be used in utmost good or complete evil, it’s as they say “a double-edged weapon”, something Albert Einstein would never have […]

[Nuclear Symposium] The Future of Nuclear Energy in Middle East

On June 27, 1954, the USSR’s Obninsk Nuclear Power Plant became the world’s first nuclear power plant to generate electricity for a power grid, and produced around 5 megawatts of electric power. 2 years later the world witnessed the first large-scale nuclear power station opened at Calder Hall in Cumbria, England. Since then, there has […]

[Nuclear Symposium] The peaceful use of nuclear energy

Since his existence, the human being is always searching for the means to improve his subsistence and to ensure his survival and cope with nature. Among the important discoveries reached by the human mind and modern science, is the discovery of nuclear energy, as an essential need, which has opened wide to the world the […]

[The AsiaN Video for Indonesian] Anak Presiden Korea Selatan Ditanyai Jaksa

[The AsiaN Video for Indonesian] Anak Presiden Korea Selatan Ditanyai Jaksa

Halo! Saya Meidyana Rayana dari Indonesia. Berikut adalah berita dari dalam negeri Korea Selatan. Konsil Independen Korea Selatan paa Kamis, 25 Oktober, menginterogasi putra tunggal Presiden Korea Selatan, Lee Si-hyung, atas kesepakatan membangun property bagi kediaman pension presiden yang dianggap mencurigakan. Pria berusia 34 tahun ini mendatangi kantor konsil tersebut pada 10.10 pagi waktu setempat, […]

Canadian boarding school opens on Jeju

Canadian boarding school opens on Jeju

Branksome Hall Asia (BHA) will play a key role in cultivating successful young female leaders, said the principal of the prestigious Canadian girls’ school’s first overseas campus on Jeju Island. “We will inspire students to find their own remarkable talents, empower them to make their dreams become realities, and compel our students to take their […]

‘Templestay is a cultural movement’

‘Templestay is a cultural movement’

Monastic immersion makes contribution to social integration Some people join the templestay program to fight illness while others visit the Buddhist sanctuaries to spend more meaningful time or savor healthy temple foods. The reasons vary, but there is one common denominator for the participants ― peace of mind. “The templestay program is a cultural movement to awaken […]

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