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S Korean minister visits Indonesia workers training center

South Korean Manpower Minister Lee Young Hee visited the Graha Insan Cita, an education and training center for Indonesian prospective workers (TKIs) for employment in South Korea, in Cimganggis, Depok, West Java, on Monday.

CONTINENTAL DRAFT: EURO BIGS UNVEIL CASH-INFUSION PLAN

European leaders tried yesterday to bolster their teetering financial system - and dodge a deep recession - by pledging billions of euros to guarantee bank loans in exchange for ownership positions in the lending institutions....

Korea and Spiritual Tourism

In the Korea Times, Prof. David Mason — who sometimes posts here as “sanshinseon” — writes about Korea’s “unrealized potential to attract religious, spiritual and pilgrimage tourism.” Be sure to read it in its entirety.

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Asian spreads tighten, but mood wary

HONG KONG -- Asian bond spreads tightened on Monday from recent peaks after policy makers worldwide announced new measures to save a frail financial system, but thin trading volumes showed investors' risk aversion remains high.

RAS Lecture: Panmunjom: The Realities of a Divided Korea

Wayne Kirkbride will be lecturing with the RAS tomrrow — from the RASKB homepage: Panmunjom: The Realities of a Divided Korea The Demilitarized Zone is a vivid reminder of a divided Korea and is a very real symbol of and stage...

S.Korea denies $2 bln debt package for builders

SEOUL, Oct 13 (Reuters) - South Korea's financial regulator on Monday denied a report that the government planned to extend maturities of debt owed by local builders, totalling $2 billion, to help them ease a cash shortage.

Markets mixed after crisis talks

Trading in Asia saw mixed results after a weekend of crisis talks Asian markets have seen mixed results after efforts by world leaders to end the recent financial turmoil. The poorest and most vulnerable groups risk the most...

Markets rally after crisis talks

Asian markets rose after a weekend of crisis talks by world leaders Asian markets have reacted positively to efforts by world leaders to end the recent financial turmoil. Sydney's benchmark index leapt 5.6% in early trading,...

N Korea to dismantle reactor again

By Demetri Sevastopulo in Washington North Korea will resume dismantling its nuclear reactor following a US decision to remove it from its list of sponsors of terrorism, the state-run Korean Central News Agency said on Sunday....