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general / P1Kosovo

Rriten çmimet e inputeve bujqësore në Kosovë

Agjencia e Statistikave të Kosovës (ASK) ka publikuar Indeksin e Çmimeve të Inputeve në Bujqësi për tremujorin e tretë të vitit 2026, sipas të cilit çmimet e përgjithshme të inputeve bujqësore janë rritur për 8 për qind krahasuar me periudhën e njëjtë të viti…

general / P1Bulgaria

Janis Sinner broke up with his coach. He picked a new one.

World number 2 in Tennis Janik Siner reports on social networks that he broke up after 5 years with his trainer Daron Kahill. His successor is expected to be Swedish Magnus Norman (the former teacher of Stan Wavrinka), and Simone Vanoci keeps his place in the team. "Thank you...

general / P1North Macedonia

Publish the new novel from Igor Angelkov!

From the press comes out a new novel "What I'm looking for in this accident" by Igor Angelkov, as 252 issues in Proaza at the publisher's house "Ili-oli". Askedly "what happened to me under my skin," the work provoked the reader, while he was naked in...

general / P1North Macedonia

The book “At the Place of Concentration ”

The first book of journalist Alexander Vidinovski, "In the place of event." What does it mean to be a journalist when history happens in front of your eyes? In the book “At the location of events”, Alexander Vidinowski carries readers behind TV p...

general / P1Kenya

[FRIENDS OF KOREA] Korea found me

I got the call in the summer of 1977, after applying to the U.S. Peace Corps to serve overseas as a volunteer. The application form allowed us to cite three countries in which we thought we might like to serve. I listed Nepal, Kenya and (a throwaway choice fo…

general / P1South Korea

Nearly half of Koreans say they do not trust courts: survey

Nearly 50 percent of Koreans said they do not trust the judiciary, a poll showed Friday, while less than 30 percent expressed trust in two new agencies launched after abolishing the prosecution's investigative right last month. A Gallup Korea poll, conducted…

diplomatic / P1South Korea

KNPA deputy chief nominated as new police chief

Kim Jong-chul, deputy commissioner general of the Korean National Police Agency (KNPA), was nominated Friday to serve as the agency's new commissioner general, filling a post that has remained vacant for nearly two years since former President Yoon Suk Yeol's…

diplomatic / P1South Korea

Presidential secretary for political affairs offers to resign

President Lee Jae Myung's chief secretary for political affairs, Hong Ik-pyo, has offered to resign, according to sources Friday. The former three-term lawmaker, who took office in January, was expected to leave the presidential office after Sunday, the sourc…

general / P1South Korea

Young entrepreneurs test ideas in Seoul neighborhoods

"Come in, try it out and leave us some feedback." At a pop-up store in Ikseon-dong, Jongno District, Seoul, on Oct. 30, prototypes showcasing the ideas of 19 young startup teams caught visitors' attention. Each team had set up an interactive space to present…

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…