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Assembly to review disputed appointment of national soccer team coach
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The US should make China a partner in space
When NASA officials recently dropped in on their counterparts in Beijing, they arrived in secret, issued no press release and, when queried by a reporter, initially didn‘t acknowledge the meeting. The topic of such furtive talks? The two sides merely hoped to work together on climate satellites. As it happens, doing so may well be illegal. Since 2011, Congress has banned NASA from almost any direct interaction with China, in the hope of preventing espionage. Banning cooperation is rarely a sign
ViewpointsSept. 8, 2016
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[Photo News] Lotte showcases 'Super Moon Project' in Jamsil
SUPER MOON PROJECT IN JAMSIL -- Lotte Group and the Songpa District Office are together showcasing the “Super Moon Project” -- a 20-meter-wide sphere-shaped installation accompanied by eight smaller inflatable sculptures symbolizing planets -- at the Seokchon Lake next to the Lotte World Mall in Jamsil, southeastern Seoul from Sept. 1-30. The moon and the planets will be lit up in seven different colors from 6-10 p.m. every day this month. The project was created by FriendsWithYou, a Los Angeles
IndustrySept. 8, 2016
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ICAO sends warning over N. Korea's unannounced missile launches: Seoul
The United Nations' air navigation regulator, International Civil Aviation Organization, has issued a warning to North Korea for its recent ballistic missile launches that came without the necessary advance notifications, the foreign ministry said Thursday."The ICAO has sent a letter of warning to North Korea under the name of the chairman of its board," Cho June-hyuck, spokesman at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said in a regular briefing. The warning followed North Korea's recent series of b
North KoreaSept. 8, 2016
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[David Ignatius] Clinton should embrace her experience
Despite Hillary Clinton‘s recent slip in the polls, she has a big political opportunity, even though some of her advisers might regard it as a curse: She can run as the candidate who represents the “mainstream” leadership of both parties and knows how to fix our broken political system. In a year when anti-elitism has been a dominant theme in both parties, donning this establishment mantle might appear to be a mistake for Clinton. But let’s be honest: Her strength is that she‘s the voice of expe
ViewpointsSept. 8, 2016