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    尼泊尔记者暴力示威

    大家好!我是王璇,今天的theAsiaN新闻又同您见面了。 谁说秀才手无缚鸡之力? 尼泊尔的记者们为了抗议所受到的粗暴对待,举行了带有暴力性质的示威运动。 这次示威活动是由尼泊尔记者联盟名下,名为“保护伞”的尼泊尔记者保护组织联合发起的。在示威过程中,出离愤怒的记者们一改往日文质彬彬的形象,为发泄不满情绪,他们当众毁坏并且焚烧了一辆自行车。 参与示威的上述记者组织,在尼泊尔当地颇具盛名,甚至有消息认为他们曾经是尼泊尔2006年暴动事件的关键组成部分。 在示威过程中,记者们通过袭击和谴责的方式,表达了对政府未能妥善地为记者提供安全而产生的不满情绪。 此外,示威活动中还有一些记者与维护治安人员发生了肢体冲突,导致部分人员不得不被送进医院接受治疗。 好,今天就到这里感谢您的收听。当然,和往常一样,欢迎您点击我们的网站,浏览我们为您提供的其他要闻。 我们的网址是:www.theasian.asia 明天见!

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  • Politics

    Russia opposes NATO’s missile defense system

    In dual press conferences held on Monday evening after the closing of NATO’s historic summit in US President Barack Obama’s hometown of Chicago, NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen and President Obama discussed NATO missile defense program and developments in Afghanistan and Yemen. One of the most contentious issues which…

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  • Business

    Shilla, Lotte in expansion mode

    Hotels rush to build biz hotels for surging foreign tourists Lotte, Shilla and other hotel operators affiliated with large business groups have gone into expansion mode in recent years due to the surging number of Japanese, Chinese and other foreign tourists. They have renovated existing hotels to create more rooms…

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  • Politics

    “NK Is On Our Palm”

    This April 29, 2012 satellite image provided by DigitalGlobe shows what appears to be the initial stages of construction of a rocket assembly building at Musudan-ri in northeastern North Korea. The U.S.-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies says this building and a nearby launch pad under…

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  • Society

    ‘Education key to economic growth’

    South Korea’s Education, Science and Technology Minister Lee Ju-ho, sixth from left in the front row, and Muhamad Noor, left, executive director of the APEC secretariat, pose with the education chiefs of 21 APEC member economies ahead of their discussions at the Hyundai Hotel in Gyeongju, North Gyeongsang Province, Tuesday.…

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  • Column

    We deserve better FM

    Yes, I am suggesting our present foreign minister be replaced with somebody who takes charge and vitalizes our foreign policy. Of course, it would be only natural to give Kim Sung-hwan a chance to better get on with his job but that appears to be a tall order for the…

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  • NK reaffirms nuke policy

    North Korea vowed Tuesday to continue to pursue its nuclear program as long as the United States maintains a “hostile policy” amid ongoing tension over Pyongyang’s failed April 13 rocket launch. The North “will not stop for a moment in its nuclear deterrence as long as the United States continues…

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  • Business

    BMW aims to lead electric car market

    Drivers who watched last year’s Hollywood blockbuster “Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol” probably dreamt of owning a BMW i8, with its sleek, futuristic appearance. Alternatively, an increasing number of people concerned about their budget want electric cars as gas prices continue to rise. Soon, a combination of the two ideals will…

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  • Lifestyle

    Documenting ‘hallyu’ to ensure longevity

    The popularity of local culture, otherwise known as “hallyu,” has brought along new challenges in promoting Korea to the outside world. One of them is building online and offline database of hallyu, which the Korea Culture and Information Service (KOCIS), the state-run overseas PR agency, has started to embrace as…

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  • tobechecked

    The AsiaN on 22 May 2012

    The AsiaN Top on 22 May 2012. news@theasian.asia

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