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Red-Top Tour Guides a Hit with Tourists
The Seoul city government has been providing tour guides in red outfits to offer directions and other assistance to foreigners traveling in the city.
Swiss - house' builds up diplomatic celebrations in Seoul
A little more than 200 Swiss people living here have chosen to make Korea their home, but none have set up house in as unique a way as Swiss artist Gregory Chapuisat.
OSK reaffirms bullish view on AirAsia Japan
OSK Research Sdn Bhd has reaffirmed its bullish view that AirAsia Japan will be profitable from the first year of operation from the high-yield market.
Seoul axes intel agent for spilling beans in Tokyo
A South Korean intelligence officer posted to Seoul's embassy in Tokyo was fired for allegedly leaking "secret" information to the Japan Coast Guard and Japanese reporters, according to South Korean media reports.
CIA chief to visit Seoul for N. Korea talks: report
N. Korea: The head of the US Central Intelligence Agency will visit South Korea this weekend to discuss developments in North Korea after the death of its leader Kim Jong-Il, a report said Wednesday.
S. Korean president holds energy talks in Kingdom
RIYADH: South Korean President Lee Myung-bak held wide-ranging talks with Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Ali Al-Naimi in Riyadh on Tuesday in a renewed bid to boost cooperation in the oil sector.
UPDATE 1-S.Korea says Saudi Arabia ready to consider additional crude supplies
South Korea's presidential office said in a statement on Wednesday that Saudi Arabia would "actively consider" support including additional crude supplies if requested by Seoul, as it looks for alternatives to Iranian oil.
LED lights point shoppers in the right direction
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. -- Looking for an item in a large department store or mall can be like searching for a needle in a haystack, but that could change thanks to a hybrid location-identification system that uses radio frequency transmitters and overhead LED lights, suggested by a team of researchers from Penn State and Hallym University in South ... (more)
South Korea troops banned from using pro-North phone apps
Troops from two South Korean army units stationed near the North Korea border were recently ordered to delete applications from their smartphones that were deemed pro-North Korean or critical of South Korean president Lee Myung-bak, according to the Ministry of National Defense.
Indo-Korean trade poised to reach 30 billion USD by 2014: Ambassador
Kolkata, Feb 6: As the volume of two-way trade between India and the Republic of Korea is all set to touch the 30 billion USD mark from the current volume of 17.10 billion USD within the next 24 months, efforts are underway to relax the present stringent visa rules.
For young, adrift South Koreans, a return to Confucian academies
YEONGJU, South Korea - When he looks out from the time-frozen world of South Korea's oldest private Confucian academy , Park Seok-hong sees the rest of the country "turning into a realm of beasts." He points to recent news reports: young people swearing at elderly subway passengers and children jumping to their deaths to escape bullying or the ... (more)
South Korean students get a taste of Tucson life
About 30 students from Ulleungdo, South Korea have been staying with host families within the Tucson Unified School District during the month of January.
Terra dean to attend conference in South Korea
Nancy Sattler, dean of the Liberal Arts and Public Services Division at Terra State Community College, has been chosen to attend the 12th International Congress on Mathematical Education in Seoul from July 8 to 15.
South Korea Medical Tourism Industry Outlook to 2015 - new market research report published
The influx of foreign patients has increased from ~ in 2006 to ~ in 2007 and ~ in 2008.
Youth orchestra plans tour in Asia
Bethlehem High student and Empire State Youth Orchestra member Aria Shi speaks during a news conference Tuesday, Jan.
Filipina singer makes history in South Korea
Mary Viena Tolentino Park with her husband Park Jong Woong and mother-in-law Son Sok Cha in Seoul SEOUL, South Korea - Filipinos have immense talent in singing but carrying a tune in a different language is another story altogether.
The Chinese economy might be heading for a slowdown and Chinese consumers might be reining in spending .
Chamber celebrates Australia Day
Grand Ambassador chef and Australian native Wayne Golding serves fish and chips to AustCham executive director Rod Rothwell at Australia Day on Jan.
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