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    China sets up new center to help ex-servicemen adapt to civilian life

    China established the state service center for veterans on Tuesday(February 26th), which aims to support veterans’ employment, improve their welfare and guarantee their rights and interests. The service center for ex-servicemen will mainly help them find jobs or start up their own businesses, and assist them with preferential treatments.  …

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    China contributes most to global greenery expansion

      China is the source of a quarter of the global increase in green leaf area between 2000 and 2017, ranking the first in the world regarding the contribution rate, said a recent study by the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).   In recent 20 years, China’s forest…

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    An Exhibition about the History of Iranian Media

    From March 8, the Hoo Art Gallery of Tehran presents Watching the History of Iranian Media, an exhibition that celebrates the 5th edition of the book titled The Donkey Party Newspaper. Hosted by Pune Neda, vice president of Asia Journalist Association, publisher of Shukran, and head of the Iran branch of…

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    Philippines Style Kindergartens

    There are about 11.5 million Filipino children aged 0-4 years. This number represents 10.7% of the total Philippine population. It means there are both a great challenge and opportunity for the Philippine educational system, as that age range represents the pre-school stage.   The pre-school stage is very important, as…

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    S. Korea: market share of eco-friendly cars jumped to 8.2 pct last year

    The share of environment-friendly vehicles jumped to 8.2 percent of South Korea’s passenger car market last year on government subsidies and changing consumer appetite, a car industry association said Sunday. In 2018, the number of environment-friendly vehicles, such as hybrid electric, all-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell electric models, reached 124,979 units,…

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    Samsung launches Galaxy S10 in 70 countries

    Samsung Electronics Co. said Friday it released its new flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S10, in about 70 nations and is poised to expand into 50 others later this month. The South Korean tech giant launched the regular Galaxy S10, the S10+ with a bigger screen and the S10e, a budget…

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    S. Korea: Gender minister vows legal efforts to ban sexism on Int’l Women’s Day

    As South Korea joined in celebrating International Women’s Day on Friday, the gender minister pledged efforts to enact laws to ban discrimination based on one’s sex and to secure education on gender equality.   “Gender equality is a key step toward building a solid democracy. … I will join hands…

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    S. Korea: President Moon names 7 new ministers in Cabinet reshuffle

    President Moon Jae-in on Friday named seven new ministers in a move to set his administration up for the second half of his term that will also replace the country’s point man on North Korea.   Kim Yeon-chul, currently the head of the Korea Institute for National Unification, has been…

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    South Korea: income affects senior households’ spending more than assets

    Income has a greater impact than assets on consumption by South Korean households comprised of seniors, a parliamentary report said Tuesday. A 1 percent increase in elderly households’ earned income made their consumption expenditure go up 0.09 percent between 2006-2016, according to the report by the National Assembly Budget Office.…

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    Seoul seeks to widen cooperation with Beijing to fight fine dust pollution

    South Korea’s government said Thursday it will push to team up with China to take emergency measures on reducing fine dust. Environment Minister Cho Myung-rae, announcing the government’s special measures to fight fine dust pollution, said Seoul will ask Beijing to conduct a joint artificial rain experiment over the sea…

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