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    Gwangju and the exhilarating dive into peace

    By Habib Toumi In two days, the eyes of the world will be riveted on Gwangju, the “City of Peace” in South Korea that will be the gracious and graceful host of the Fédération Internationale de natation FINA World Championships. The championship will include six highly competitive aquatic sports –…

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  • Central Asia

    Uzbekistan to boost car production, export

    Uzbekistan is to increase the production of cars from the current 250,000 to 350,000 units by 2023 and to boost export to at least 100,000 cars. Joint Stock Company “Uzavtosanoat” was given the task during a meeting chaired by Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev to discuss the development of the automobile…

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  • Entertainment

    In a first, Saudi princess leads Italian football club

    Italian football has a princess. A Saudi princess who is now leading a football club. Princess Noora bin Saad Al Saud is now the president of Spoleto Calcio, a club located in Spoleto, Umbria, Italy’s Green Heart. The club plays in Serie D, he top level of the Italian non-professional…

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  • Central Asia

    Review of the Georgian protest

    Almost three weeks have elapsed since anti-Russian and anti-government protests took place in Georgia, a southern Caucasian nation that gained independence from the former Soviet Union. The protests broke out as Georgian anti-Russian sentiment exploded on June 20 after a Russian lawmaker, Sergei Gavrilov, spoke in Russian in Georgia’s parliament.…

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    Magazine N, May – June 2019

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  • East Asia

    Group tours to DMZ hiking trail in eastern coastal area to begin this month

    The state-run tourism agency said Tuesday it will begin group bus tours to a trail along the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) separating the two Koreas later this month in the eastern coastal town of Goseong. The Korea Tourism Authority will accept applications for group bus tours to the first DMZ Peace…

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  • East Asia

    Japan rejects S. Korea’s offer to hold talks to resolve export curbs

    Japan on Tuesday rejected South Korea’s call for negotiations to resolve a row over Tokyo’s export restrictions against the South, saying it has no intention of lifting the curbs and the issue is not a matter of talks. Trade Minister Hiroshige Seko made the remark after a Cabinet meeting, a…

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    Celebrating an extraordinary dedication to high journalism standards

    There are events in the professional life of a journalist when there is no room for neutrality and no place for silence because it will then be the choice of those who have absolutely no choice. Only those who are physically, mentally or emotionally dead have no opinion, no voice,…

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  • East Asia

    Namangan is becoming an attractive region For Korean investments

    Day by day more and more Korean companies have been eying to invest in Namangan region of Uzbekistan. Nowadays 22 companies with Korean capital, such as UzChasys, specialized in the production of automobile headlamps and lights, Chartak-Daehan-Textile, processing 3,300 tonnes of cotton fiber per year etc. operate in the region.…

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  • East Asia

    6th Anniversary of Magazine N: Dream and Vision

    A few days ago, marking the 6th anniversary of our Magazine N, I told you that I would introduce you to our dream and vision.   To be honest, I wonder if there is another dream that is more specific and realistic than the fact that I have been able…

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