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《韩日军事情报保护协定》国民 47.9% 反对 15.8%赞成 大家好,我是王璇，今天的 The AsiaN新闻，又同您见面了。 韩国一项民意调查显示，对于《韩日军事情报保护协定》，韩国国民的反对呼声远远超过赞成意见。 根据韩国某舆论调查机关报告显示，在韩国有接近一半的国民对政府签订《协定》持有反对意见，占全体接受调查人数的47.9%，而持赞成态度的仅有15.8%。 从政治倾向角度分析，在韩国相对保守的有产阶层当中，持反对意见的有40.0%，比持赞成意见比率要高很多，而持反对意见最为突出的社会阶层要数韩国中度派的有产阶级（57.3%）。 在激进派（左派）中，对签订《协议》持反对意见的占52.5%，而持赞成仅有13.5%。本次调查是以韩国国内19岁以上有政治行为能力的成人为对象，总计接受调查人数达750人次。 当然还是和往常一样，欢迎您点击我们的网站，浏览其他要闻。 我们的网站是 http://cn.theasian.asia/?p=4604 今天就到这里，谢谢您的收看。
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Iran begins missile firing tests
Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) began on Monday a missile exercise codenamed Great Prophet 7, Press TV reported. The three-day drill will test Iran’s newest surface-to-surface missile systems in the central Iranian province of Semnan. An assortment of long, medium and short-range missiles will target “aggressor airbases” in the…
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Society
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IT-Science
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Politics
Syrian opposition members asked to unite by Turkey, Arab League
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Society
Rebellion against lame duck
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Society
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Society
Kim Yu-na to retire after 2014 Sochi Olympics
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