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  • Panic over power shortage

    Time to make conservation a part of daily life The ghost of a possible power blackout is haunting the nation prematurely as a cold wave hit the peninsula earlier than expected. It’s lamentable to see our power authorities and businesses get panicky over fears of shortages. The Korea Power Exchange…

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    Korean students excel in math, science – john

    Korean eighth graders, or second year students in middle school, ranked number one in math and third in science, according to a study comparing the achievements of students of 42 countries. Fourth graders showed equally impressive achievements in these subjects, ranking second in math and first in science among 50…

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  • East Asia

    ‘Korea still male-dominated’

    One of the salient characteristics of the Dec. 19 presidential election is that a female presidential candidate has led the race so far with consistently strong showings in surveys. Ruling Saenuri Party candidate, Park Geun-hye, a frontrunner in the polls, within margins of error, is a new phenomenon in Korean…

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  • Foreigner-only casinos to open in Saemangeum

    The government announced Tuesday that it will allow the building of foreigner-only casinos in Saemangeum from September 2013. The 400-square-kilometer-wide reclaimed tidal flat, about two-thirds the size of Seoul, is currently in the process of being transformed into an industrial park with tourism and leisure facilities. According to the Ministry…

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    The AsiaN on 12 December 2012

    The AsiaN Top on 12 December 2012.

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  • South East Asia

    [Indonesia Report] Indonesian documentary film used in Australian high schools as education material

    A documentary film  titled “Linimassa”, describing a phenomenon of  using social media and social networking in Indonesia has been presented as part of school curriculum in Western Australia, Beritasatu.com reported. Linimassa tell a story of a rickshaw driver in Yogyakarta who is internet literate. (See the Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43xXDNQV_QY) In one of the movie’s…

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    [The AsiaN Video for Indonesian] Korea Selatan dan AS Meningkatkan Pemantauan Akan Rencana Roket Korea Utara

    Halo! Saya Meidyana Rayana dari Indonesia. Korea Selatan dan Amerika Serikat terus memantau persiapan peluncuran roket Korea Utara. Korea Selatan dan Amerika Serikat telah meningkatkan kegiatan pengamatan untuk memonitor persiapan Korea Utara untuk peluncuran roket yang dijadwalkan akhir bulan ini, menurut sumber militer senior di Seoul, pada Senin. Setelah Pyongyang…

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  • South Asia

    Indians Gather To Set World Record Of Singing National Anthem By Largest Number Of People

    In this Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012 photo, an Indian man holds the national flag as he along with others gathers to sing the countrys national anthem in Kanpur, India. According to the organizers the event was attended by more than 1,25,000 people in an attempt to break a world record…

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  • West Asia

    Iranian Police Display Narcotics Seized At Region Bordering Afghanistan

    In this Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012 photo, Iranian police officers stand behind narcotic drugs which were seized at the border of Iran and Afghanistan, a known drug trafficking route, at the Milak border in southeastern Iran. Iran’s state TV says the country’s border police have confiscated over 11 tons of…

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  • South Asia

    Paramilitary Troops Patrol Region Attacked By Gunmen Near Karachi

    Pakistan paramilitary troops patrol in Karachi, Pakistan, Monday, Dec. 10, 2012. Gunmen attacked a checkpoint manned by paramilitary forces on the outskirts of the southern city of Karachi, killing soldiers, police said. <AP Photo/Shakil Adil> Pakistani soldiers and civilians examine the blast site in Quetta, southwest Pakistan, on Dec. 10,…

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