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    South Korea’s ex-President Lee granted special presidential pardon

    SEOUL: President Yoon Suk Yeol on Tuesday granted wide-ranging special pardons to former President Lee Myung-bak and a series of high-profile politicians and former officials convicted of corruption and other irregularities during the previous administrations. Former South Gyeongsang Province Gov. Kim Kyoung-soo, a close confidant of former President Moon Jae-in,…

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    From Kazakhstan to Egypt: The Medal of International Elitist Union of Public Diplomacy

    By Ashraf Aboul-Yazid President, Asia Journalists Association CAIRO: The Kazakh writer and translator, Bakhit Rustamov, combines being a writer outside the local borders and a practitioner of popular diplomacy – acting an important role in friendship between the peoples of the world. I met him personally for the first time…

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    ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ second-most searched keyword by South Korean users in 2022: Google

    SEOUL: The title of the mega-hit Korean TV series “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” was the second-most popular search keyword on Google among South Koreans this year, the U.S. tech giant said Wednesday. The legal drama “Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” aired on local cable channel ENA in June and available on Netflix, was…

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    Fourth Asian Literature Festival “In Search of Asia’s Lost Faces” hosted by Asia Culture Center

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    China pays tribute to Jiang Zemin

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