• Politics

    N. Korea names new vice marshal

    Post of chief of general staff remains vacant North Korea announced Tuesday it has elevated an Army general named Hyon Yong-chol to the post of vice marshal, the latest move in a military reshuffle that has cast an air of uncertainty over the regime. The promotion came a day after…

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  • IT-Science

    KT to commercialize VoLTE

    Mobile carrier KT announced Tuesday that it will commercialize its voice over long-term evolution (VoLTE) service in October. Current voice calls are all transmitted through third generation (3G) networks but will use LTE networks once the service starts, allowing better quality and faster connectivity, company officials said. KT, though last…

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  • Culture

    ‘Hallyu’ — Korean teaching tool

    Super Junior, ‘Winter Sonata’ as new primers NEW YORK ― For learners of Korean in the U.S., it’s goodbye to rote memorization and dull drills; hello to Super Junior and Bae Yong-joon. A new curriculum is set to revamp the traditional teaching method of Korean, a much-needed update aimed at…

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  • Lifestyle

    Decaying town eyes artful comeback

    Sunset Janghang Festival kicks off town’s renaissance effort JANGHANG — The vacation traffic jams clogged up the main freeways out of Seoul last Saturday. But as this reporter’s car approached the smallish seaside town, only a few other cars were in sight, the promotional flags attached to lampposts outnumbering the…

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  • Society

    Court bans sale of UN chief’s biography

    The Seoul Western District Court has banned the sale of an “unauthorized revised edition” of the best-selling biography about U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon, upholding the original writer’s claim to copyright. On Monday, the court granted an injunction to Shin Woong-jin, author of “Study like a Fool, Dream like a Prodigy,”…

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  • East Asia

    Enjoying samgyetang

    Foreign students try samgyetang (chicken ginseng soup) as part of the 2012 International Summer School program at Hansung University in northern Seoul, Tuesday, a day before “chobok,” one of the three hottest days of the year. Samgyetang is a favorite of Koreans during the summer, as it is known to…

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  • Lifestyle

    Lie Sang-bong, inspired by ‘dancheong’

    Designer presents his 2012 S/S collection at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum July 30 Fashion designer Lie Sang-bong cuts a normal yet singular figure in the high world of fashion. And he has been chosen to represent Korean fashion in London for the cultural program “All Eyes on Korea,” which…

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  • South Asia

    Anyer pran bachate giye nijer pongu howar ashonka ek chatrer

    Namaskar, ami Sudhanya Ghosh,Asia Journalist Association,AJA. Attohoya kari ek bekti ke trainer dhakka theke bachate giye nije e pran songshoyer sommukhin kuri bochor boyosko ek chatro. trainer dhakkaye tar daan paati jokhom hoye ebong baa payer hatur ninmno bhag bad jaye. tar daan paa ti beche jabe bole doctor ra…

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  • Knockoff Galaxy S3 to go better than genuine one in China

    Knockoff Galaxy S3,  similar with genuine smartphones not only in appearance but also in functioning, will be on sale in China just one month after Galaxy S3 of Samsung Electronics began to be marketed. The name of Galaxy S3 knockoff smart phone is ‘HDC Galaxy S3’, whose size and external appearance are almost…

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  • Lifestyle

    BoA, queen of K-pop, returns with new album

    Title track ‘Only One’ composed, written by 25-year-old singer Trailblazing K-pop singer BoA has been better known in recent months as a sharp-eyed judge following a stint last year on SBS’ “K-pop Star,” a popular audition program. But with a new studio album out next week she will bid to…

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