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East Asia
Japan on 14 Mar 2012
Japan on 14 Mar 2012 <Japan Times>: New regime for food radiation tests
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South East Asia
Philippine on 14 Mar 2012: DOLE to stamp out child labor
Philippine on 14 Mar 2012 <Manila Times>: DOLE to stamp out child labor
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South Asia
Kazakhstan on 14 Mar 2012
Kazakhstan on 14 Mar 2012 <Gazet>: Ambassador Yuzo Harada: I’m proud that Japanese architects contributed to Astana city planning
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West Asia
Saudi Arabia on 14 Mar 2012
Saudi Arabia on 14 Mar 2012 <Arab News>: Defense minister assesses armed forces’ preparedness
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West Asia
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Politics
UN envoy presses China on NK defectors
Marzuki Darusman, left, the U.N.’s special rapporteur on North Korean human rights, talks at the U.N. office in Geneva, Monday, with former National Assembly Speaker Rep. Kim Hyong-o, third from right, and Rep. Park Sun-young of the Liberty Forward Party, at Kim’s left, about the Chinese government’s forced repatriation of…
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Lifestyle
Heartthrob determined to go beyond his image
More than a decade into his career, Joo Jin-mo, 37, is still considered one of the best-looking faces in Korean cinema. He is also a victim of that image, however, incarnating one virile leading man after another. Even in his newest film “Gabi” that opens today, he plays that tough-guy…
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Lifestyle
Both men and women dislike clothing that is too revealing
Unexpectedly, both men and women dislike clothing that is too revealing, according to a survey Sunday. Clothing that is too revealing was the worst dress both for men and women, followed by jogging suits (16.7 percent for men, 15.5 percent for women) and everyday casual (16.7 percent for men, 13.5…
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Business
KORUS FTA: boon or bane?
A sign offering a 40 percent discount for American wines in celebration of the March 15 effectuation of the Korea-U.S. free trade agreement (KORUS FTA) hangs at the entrance of a wine store in an E-Mart outlet in downtown Seoul, Tuesday. The KORUS FTA will remove a 15 percent tariff…
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