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November 2026

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general / P1Morocco

Headships are preparing their mountain tourism forum

Through a series of work meetings with tourist actors as well as representatives of the institutions and sectors concerned Sustainable tourism: The objective of this new meeting is to value natural parks and non-...

general / P1Morocco

Casablanca Bourse: The updated MASI Index Management Rules

Evolutions: The Scientific Committee on the Index of Casablanca Bourse, met on 30 October 2026, decided to undertake an update of MASI's management rules in order to take account of developments related to market development, when...

general / P1Iceland

Allowing Kaldvik on the Seabed

The Committee on Environment and Public Health has rejected the requirement for a derogation from the duty of issuing an authorisation for Kaldvikur disease to the afflicted population in the Sajdi district.

economic / P1South Korea

Seoul names 19 'medical-friendly' hotels for foreign patients

Seoul has designated 19 hotels and accommodations as “medical-friendly” lodgings tailored for international patients and their families, part of an effort to capture a growing global market traveling to Korea for health care, the city government said Monday.…

diplomatic / P1South Korea

Lee to address National Assembly on next year's gov't budget

President Lee Jae Myung was set to address the National Assembly on Monday, a rare event where he is widely expected to call for bipartisan support for the passage of the 2027 budget bill. The government submitted the budget bill to the National Assembly in S…

general / P1South Korea

dbBOOKS warehouse sale brings English-language readers together

Twice a year, a cavernous basement warehouse in Seoul’s Seongsu-dong opens its doors to bibliophiles looking for something beyond the usual bookstore experience. Its shelves are packed with English-language books at discount prices, and visitors are invited n…

diplomatic / P1South Korea

Special counsel raids NEC headquarters over improper stipends

A special counsel team said Monday it raided the National Election Commission (NEC) over allegations its commissioners were paid 905.8 million won ($677,000) in improper stipends. Special counsel Lee Tae-han's team said a 65-member team, including four prosec…

diplomatic / P1South Korea

Seoul launches English texting service on city helpline

Foreign residents and tourists in Seoul can now text their questions in English to the capital’s central municipal helpline, city officials announced Monday. The 120 Dasan Call Foundation, an agency operated by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, will launch t…