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general / P1Argentina

A journey of faith

Today a pilgrimage is being launched that, beyond the importance of its diplomatic dimension, keeps a spiritual meaningful void for millions of Catholic believers in South America. Pope Leon XIV part of the Vatican runs to Uruguay, Argentina and, finally, P...

general / P1Belgium

Open or close? And what about your glass and waxing?

There are a lot of classic discussion points around the water, our valued – and for many unmissable – help in the kitchen. Yet there is only one correct answer to these questions: vtwinen.be light below for once and always avoids a trio of often...

general / P1Nigeria

Law School denies banning hijab during exam, MURIC seeks probe

The Nigerian Law School has denied allegations that female Muslim candidates wearing hijab were harassed or prevented from entering examination halls during the Bar Final Examinations held on October 31. The school said it had no policy or institutional pract…

climate / P3United States

Dense Fog Advisory issued November 5 at 11:08PM CST until November 6 at 10:00AM CST by NWS Hastings NE

Web cams and radar data indicate that occasional small bursts of volcanic ash continue to emanate from Halemaumau Crater. Low level trade winds will push ash toward the west, and any ash fallout will likely occur over the Kau District and Highway 11 west of the town of Volcano and possibly as far southwest as Pahala. L…

diplomatic / P1Nigeria

Muslim candidates make history in US midterm elections

Muslim candidates made history in Tuesday’s US midterm elections, winning seats in Congress and state legislatures despite a campaign marked by a surge in anti-Muslim rhetoric and attacks targeting their communities. The results included the election of Ameri…

general / P1South Korea

[FRIENDS OF KOREA] An American teenager in Seoul in 1967

I was 13 when our family of 10 (mom, dad and eight kids ranging in age from 1 to 15) arrived at Kimpo Airport in August 1966. We arrived a bit prior to the first volunteers of the Peace Corps K-1, because our school started in early September. The older kids…

general / P1South Korea

Children bear cost of adoption delays, advocate says

Children awaiting adoption in Korea are losing precious time to form bonds with permanent families as lengthy reviews and unclear screening standards delay placements, the head of an adoptive families’ advocacy group said. In an interview with The Korea Times…

general / P1South Korea

Korea to see warm, wet winter due to powerful El Nino

Korea is expected to experience a warmer and wetter winter this year due to the influence of a climate phenomenon known as El Nino, the national weather agency said Friday. The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) said an El Nino — a naturally recurring…

general / P1South Korea

Subzero cold to grip Korea this weekend

Temperatures in Seoul will drop below zero this weekend as early winter sets in, with strong winds sweeping much of the country Saturday and rain forecast for central regions Sunday. Saturday’s morning lows nationwide will range from minus 5 degrees to 5 degr…

general / P1South Korea

Poor living conditions, stress plague elephants in Korean zoos

Only one of 10 elephants that died at Korean zoos and other captive facilities from known causes was recorded as having died of natural causes related to old age, a new report has found. Most facilities kept indoor enclosures — spaces where animals can stay o…