Daily Mail4d
Kim Jong-un BANS Tottenham Hotspur matches from being shown in North Korea... but it's not because he's an Arsenal supporter
Dictator Kim Jong-un has banned Tottenham Hotspur matches from being broadcast in North Korea. The nation's 26 million citizens sit down to watch Premier League games before news bulletins but ...
朝日新聞社6d
Life of brother of N. Korea founder shows ferocity in family battles
KCIA Director Lee Hu-rak went to North Korea to sign the ... and told his brother that Kim Jong Suk (the mother of Kim Jong Il) “would be really full of happiness if she was still alive.” ...
Project Syndicate6d
Reaping Asia’s Silver Demographic Dividend
Asia’s population is aging rapidly, with significant economic consequences. But by adopting policies that keep older individuals in the workforce and boost their productivity and well-being, the ...
Mongabay2d
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Associated Press5d
How South Korea’s Constitutional Court is deciding on the president’s future
The letters read “Nullity Impeachment” (AP Photo/Lee Jin-man) Supporters of impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol hold signs during a rally to oppose his impeachment near the Constitutional ...
gbnews3d
Kim Jong-un 'bans three Premier League clubs from being shown in North Korea' as details emerge
Kim Jong-un has banned the broadcasting of Tottenham Hotspur matches in North Korea due to the presence of South Korean captain Son Heung-min, according to reports. The regime prohibits the airing of ...
imdb.com6d
Eun-Sook Kim
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