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S. Korea asked to verify 'spy break-in' of Indonesian envoys' hotel room
Indonesia has officially asked for verification of reports that South Korean intelligence officers broke into a visiting delegation's hotel room last week to steal classified information on planned arms trade between the two countries, Seoul's foreign ministry said Monday."Indonesia asked us to verify the exact facts," the ministry's spokesman, Cho Byung-jae, said during a regular press briefing.
Latest News Feb. 21, 2011
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S. Korean researchers find way to fight brain tumors with drugs
A group of South Korean researchers said Monday that they found a way to use drugs to fight brain tumors that are currently treated with only surgery and chemotherapy.The researchers, led by POSTEC chemistry professor Chung Sung-kee, discovered a way to breach the "blood-brain barrier" to permit anti-tumor drugs to work.The natural barrier protects the brain from contaminated blood, but it also ma
Latest News Feb. 21, 2011
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S. Korea may face internal terrorism from frustrated minorities: scholar
South Korea may face the threat of homegrown terrorism if its ethnic minorities end up expressing their frustration over discrimination through acts of terrorism, a research paper showed Monday."There is a possibility that the discrimination, scorn and frustration felt by migrant workers, multicultural children and North Korean defectors may erupt in acts of terrorism," Howon University Professor
Latest News Feb. 21, 2011
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Three S. Koreans hurt in rioting in Libya
Hundreds of Libyan people, some of them armed with knives and guns, raided a South Korean-run construction site in the capital city of Tripoli, sparking a clash that left three Korean workers and two others wounded, the foreign ministry said Monday.The rioters first stormed the construction site around 11 p.m. (local time) before leaving the site and then coming back again in a few hours, a minist
Latest News Feb. 21, 2011
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Woman applies stylish designs on lips
An American artist has become an Internet celebrity after posting her animal-lipstick creations on her website, Daily Mail reported. Paige Thompson, 21, from Texas, spends half an hour in front of a mirror to paint each animal-lipstick creation. She has so far created a number of animals including a fox, panda, chameleon, crab, hippo and bumblebee, using colors of white, red, blue, yellow, green,
Feb. 21, 2011
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Samsung develops new faster mobile DRAM
Samsung Electronics Co., the world's No. 2 semiconductor maker, said Monday that it has developed a new memory chip for mobile gadgets that can transfer data at a speed eight times faster than previous devices.The WIDE IO mobile dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chip can transfer data at a speed of 12.8 gigabyte per second, compared with 1.6 gigabyte per second of previous devices, the company s
Industry Feb. 21, 2011
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Downbeat S. Korean drama booed in Berlin
Korean actor Bin Hyun and South Korean actress Soo-jung Lim arrive for a press conference for the film "Come Rain, Come Shine" on February 17, in Berlin. The sole Asian contender for the Berlin film festival's Golden Bear top prize, the minimalist South Korean breakup drama met with jeers from critics.(Photo: AFP)BERLIN (AFP) – The sole Asian contender for the Berlin film festival's Golden Bear to
Film Feb. 21, 2011
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Androids to run in world's 1st robot marathon
In this photo released by Japanese robot maker Vstone Co., robots wait for the start to demonstration a race during a press conference Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2011. (AP Photo/Vstone Co.)TOKYO (AP) – A technology company is organizing the world's first marathon for robots in Japan, a country known for its love of gizmos.So far, five robots have entered the event, expected to last four days next week. O
Industry Feb. 21, 2011
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S. Korean sailor from fishing vessel freed from pirates dies in Kenya
A South Korean sailor from a fishing vessel freed recently from Somali pirates was found dead in Kenya on Thursday after apparently falling from his hotel room, a foreign ministry official said.Kim Yong-hyun, 68, one of the 43 crew members of the Keummi 305 released last week after four months in the hands of Somali pirates, died at 2:25 a.m. (local time) after apparently falling from the veranda
Politics Feb. 18, 2011
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7 found hiding in bus luggage hold
Seven excess passengers were found hiding in the trunk of a coach on Yongjin Expressway in East China's Zhejiang provinnce, Feb 13, 2011.Photo: Qianjiang Evening NewsSeven people were found hiding in the luggage compartment of a passenger bus on the Yongjin Expressway in Jinhua city, East China's Zhejiang province on Feb 13, 2011, the Qianjiang Evening News reported Tuesday.The bus, with 43 seats,
International Feb. 18, 2011
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Solar flare disrupts China shortwave radio: report
BEIJING, Feb 17, 2011 (AFP) - The largest solar flare in more than four years has caused disruptions to shortwave radio communications in China, state media has reported.The solar flare, a huge explosion on the sun's surface caused by magnetic activity, affected transmissions in southern China on Tuesday, Xinhua newsagency has said, quoting the China Meteorological Administration. (MCT)The US spac
Technology Feb. 18, 2011
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Rod Stewart becomes father for 8th time
LONDON (AP) _ Rocker Rod Stewart has become a father for the eighth time.The 66-year-old Stewart's wife, Penny Lancaster, gave birth to a baby boy Wednesday. British singer Rod Stewart, right, and his wife Penny Lancaster (AP)A statement released Thursday on the couple's behalf said they were ``proud and thrilled.''Aiden is Stewart and Lancaster's second child. They have another son, Alastair, who
Performance Feb. 18, 2011
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BMW launches all-new X3 in S. Korea
BMW Korea has unveiled new X3 (Yonhap News)BMW Korea has unveiled new X3 (Yonhap News)BMW Korea has unveiled new X3 (Yonhap News)BMW Korea, the South Korean unit of German automaker BMW Group, on Thursday introduced the latest version of the BMW X3 in South Korea.BMW Korea said the New X3 is a "sport activity vehicle" that offers the comfort and driving experience of a sedan, but is perfect for of
Mobility Feb. 17, 2011
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N. Korea's Kim Jong Il turning to designer fakes?
It's a North Korean version of Christmas, with Kim Jong Il playing Santa Claus. In past years, the authoritarian leader has celebrated his birthday by handing out gifts ranging from rice to Rolexes, an annual attempt to buy loyalty and stability.As Kim celebrates his 69th birthday Wednesday, however, the gift baskets may be lighter and knockoff Gucci could replace the real thing. People are celebr
North Korea Feb. 17, 2011
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S. Korean footballers Park, Cha out with injuries
South Korean football players Park Ji-sung and Cha Du-ri have been ruled out for about a month with injuries, their respective European clubs said Tuesday.Park, a midfielder for Manchester United in the English Premier League, will miss about four weeks of action with a hamstring injury, the team announced on its Web site.Park Ji-sung (Yonhap News)"We got a blow on Saturday morning with the news t
Soccer Feb. 16, 2011
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