• Column

    Former FM Attends Diplomatic Event

      At the  reception to mark the 51st National Day and 21st Anniversary of  Kuwait Liberation  held on Monday (Feb. 27) evening at Hotel Shilla, not a few attendants seemed surprised to find a person whom they didn’t expected to meet in such an official event. He was Yu Myung-hwan, former Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister. Actually, it is…

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  • Society

    Kuwait celebrates 51st National Day

    Kuwait Embassy(Ambassador H.E. Muteb Al-Mutoteh) here held a banquet to celebrate the 51st National Day and the 21st Anniversary of Liberation from Iraqi invasion at Hotel Shilla in downtown Seoul Monday (Feb. 27). This year marks the 51st anniversary of independence from U.K. in 1961 and 21st year of liberation from Iraqi military occupation of  its territory in 1991. Ambassadors from 21 diffrent contries took part…

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  • Business

    Samsung mum on Apple ahead of critical rulings

    It seems that Samsung Electronics is beginning to mince its words about its high-profile intellectual property fight with Apple ahead of crucial rulings in Germany. It was just months ago that the Korean technology giant had expressed bullishness in its legal battle with Apple, which doubles as its friend in…

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  • Society

    One third of Indian youth willing to go into politics if given a chance

    Indian youth’s interest in politics has consistently risen and a significant number of them are willing to enter the field if given a chance, according to a study carried by local media Wednesday. Moreover, Indian youths of middle class are more in favor of making politics a career than their…

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  • Lifestyle

    Inaugural cartoon festival wants serious art collectors

    Gov’t, illustrators seek alternative funding Though more and more people are collecting artwork as an investment, only few consider cartoons an acceptable purchase. In Korea, events dedicated to presenting works of cartoonists are rare aside from the annual Seoul International Cartoon & Animation Festival. This lack of interest and endorsement…

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  • Society

    Beijing struggles to reduce carbon emissions

    With 350 million tonnes of coal burned a year in pan-Beijing area, it is difficult for Beijing to fulfill its goal of reducing air pollution, officials and political advisors have said ahead of China’s pending legislative sessions. Meng Wei, head of the Chinese Institute of Environmental Sciences and a longtime…

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  • West Asia

    Famous Storytelling Cafe in Syria

    70-year-old storyteller Abou shady (2nd R) plays with a child at Al-Nawfara cafe in Damascus, Syria, Feb. 25, 2012. Al-Nawfara, “The Fountain” in Arabic, is a charming cafe next to the eastern gate of the Umayyad Mosque and the entrance of Al-Qaymariya area in Damascus old city. It is one…

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  • East Asia

    China on 29 February 2012: Friendships in animal world

    China on 29 February 2012 <Xinhua>: Friendships in animal world  

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  • East Asia

    Japan on 29 February 2012

    Japan on 29 February 2012 <Japan Today>: Snow blankets Kanto-Koshin regions  

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  • Central Asia

    Kazakhstan on 29 February 2012

    Kazakhstan on 29 February 2012 <Gazeta>: President Nazarbayev receives Astana Mayor  

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