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French Vets of Korean War Share Experiences
Gray men in their late 70s and early 80s gathered at a Korean restaurant near Champ de Mars plaza in downtown Paris at noon Feb.
Teen victim might have been saved, source says
As a rape and murder case rattles the nation, parents yesterday wait outside an elementary school in Seoul to escort their children back home safely.
Suspected murderer and rapist captured in Busan
Police captured Kim Kil-tae around 2:45 p.m. yesterday near Deokpo market in Sasang District, Busan.
Industrial Nanotech, Inc. Establishes Distribution Network in South...
Industrial Nanotech, Inc. , an emerging global leader in nanoscience solutions, today announced that the Company has entered into an agreement with Intas Co.
Slaying puts heat on police, lawmakers
At a mourning altar in Busan yesterday, a bereaved family member looks at a portrait of Lee Yu-ri, a teenage girl killed by a rapist.
Thessaloniki twinned with historic Busan
Thessaloniki Mayor Vassilis Papageorgopoulos signed a twinning protocol with Busan Mayor Hur Nam-sik on Monday within the framework of his visit to South Korea.
Tsushima's S. Koreans: guests or guerrillas?
Located 50 km off the Korean Peninsula, the island of Tsushima has recently seen an influx of South Korean tourists.
The country s liberty in assigning free economic zoning has gotten out of hand and is in need of a serious fix.
BMA collections to debut in Taipei
Several collections from the Busan Museum of Art in South Korea will debut at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum from March 6 to April 25 for the first time.
A SOUTH Korean ferry with 212 passengers aboard was being towed into the country's southeastern port of Busan Monday evening after developing engine trouble, maritime police said.
Shinjuku jewelry theft suspect held in S. Korea
A South Korean man has been arrested on suspicion of stealing several rings worth millions of yen from high-end jewelry stores in Tokyo and Taipei, South Korean police said.
In Busan, seafood and see-worthy come to mind
What's it like to live in a far-off place most of us see only on a vacation? Foreign Correspondence is an interview with someone who lives in a spot you may want to visit.
A fertile mind molds bodies of...
The joys of porcelain art are practically all Seung Ji-min can talk about. The 44-year-old says she especially enjoys that the hobby combines firing the material and drawing on it.
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SPAIN ITALY Northern Italy lucrative language school consisting of four classrooms and a language laboratory for sale.
UAE Military Chief Visits S. Korea
Lt. Gen. Hamad Mohammed Thani Al Rumaithi, chief of staff of the United Arab Emirates armed forces, arrived in Seoul on Feb.
Korea consortium in bid for Brazil high-...
A group of Korean companies and government agencies has jumped into an international race to win a $20 billion bullet-train project in Brazil, industry officials said yesterday.
Graduation hazing gets out of hand for some
Half-naked middle school students streaked for over two hours as a ritual after their graduation ceremony on Wednesday in downtown Cheongju, North Chungcheong.
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Stanford Who's Who Welcomes Brilliant Medical Educator To The Ranks Of Premier Professionals
Hyung Kwan Kim PhD has been recognized by Stanford Who's Who due to his spectacular work in the Healthcare Industry.
S Korea, India to expand exchanges of experts in nuclear field
Six engineers from India's Bhabha Atomic Research Centre are on a four-day visit to South Korea as part of an ambitious bilateral effort to expand exchanges in the nuclear energy field.
The Charlotte Observer has an interview with recent Appalachian alumnus and current third- and fourth-grader teacher in Korea, Billy Cooper a 08 .
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