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Friday, June 6 2025
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  • Hopes for President Lee Jae-myung: Four Requests from a Former High School Teacher… Security, Education, Fairness, Welfare, and ‘Management of Family and Relatives’
  • Hopes for President Lee Jae-myung: Do Not Neglect to Embrace the 50.68% Who Did Not Support You
  • “Goodwill congratulatory money, local currency, basic income… will ultimately cause the country to suffer”
  • Hopes for President Lee Jae-myung: Stay True to the Basics-Restore Integrity, Promote Unity, Resolve Conflict, and Respect Diversity
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    Harvard admissions process

    Outstanding Korean students who are now agonizing over the college admissions process at top North American universities should take a moment to curse Abbott Lawrence Lowell, president of Harvard University from 1909 to 1933. Concerned that there were too many Jewish students at Harvard, Lowell first tried to implement a…

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    No tears for Romney

    Now Mitt Romney can go back to doing what he does best, making hundreds of millions off other people’s sweat and tears, investing billions overseas and shipping away the jobs to go with his investments. And he can stop that nonsense about the “blind trust” in which he’d put his…

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  • The AsiaN in Arabic: A timely & win-win news service to meet needs of Asia and Arab world

    “Instead of reading only Shakespeare, Arabs should also read Chinese and Indian literature and poetry in Arabic,” a speaker at the Arab Look East symposium told me. Then paraphrasing a Mahatma Gandhi he added: “Open the windows so you get air and light from all directions. Only don’t let it…

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    [Indonesia Report] Indonesian leaders welcome Obama’s reelection

    Americans chose Barack Obama as their President for another 4 years. As a super power country, United States Presidential Election did not only effected American but also the rest of the world. Obama’s reelection for his second term brought positive response from Indonesia. Local mass medias reported reactions of Indonesian leaders and analysts…

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  • Success of rightists’ move to use NK-related policies in coming presidential election has yet to be seen

    In mid-December, South Korean voters will go to the polls to decide who will be the next president of the Republic of Korea (ROK). South Korean elections tend to be rather uncertain and tense affairs. Compared to many countries, though, South Korean politicians are not enthusiastic participants in mud-slinging matches.…

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    [The AsiaN 1st Anniv] Message from Wang Xuan

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  • [The AsiaN 1st Anniv] The AsiaN proves trendsetter

    During my visits to Republic of Korea for two consecutive years in 2007 and 2008 at the invitation of Asia Journalists Association AJA, Mr. Lee Sang-Ki had hinted about taking some new initiatives, but I had no slightest idea that he and his team would be providing another platform for…

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  • [The AsiaN 1st Anniv] Celebration Message from Nepal

    It is a matter of pride that the launching of the AsiaN has completed its first year. During a year, several news articles on diverse issues of the people of Asia as well as the globe were printed in the AsiaN. The wide coverage of areas and issues by the AsiaN…

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    Moroccan writers’ union is the first Arabic institute to sign a memorandum of understanding with AJA and the AsiaN

    As part of the Moroccan/Asian relations, the president of the Moroccan writers’ union Abderrhim Allam signed a memorandum of agreement earlier this month, between the Moroccan writers’ union and AJA association and TheAsianN, in South Korea. Allam visited South Korea after receiving a personal invitation from the head of TheAsiaN,…

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  • China and Korea

    New governments ought t seek better partnership America finished picking its leader for the next four years yesterday. China will begin a similar, but a very different, process tomorrow: the new Chinese leader has long been decided and will be in charge for a decade. Korea has been paying greater…

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