On November 15, leaders from 21 nations and four international organizations gathered in Washington for an emergency economic summit. The meeting was held to discuss ways to combat the global economic slump that started in the U.S. and rapidly spread arou
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In televised interviews last Sunday, Mr. Obama has pledged to move with deliberate haste to confront the country’s financial problems. According to a new report, the unemployment rate climbed to a 14-year high in October, and 10.1 million people were out
The scandal surrounding the industrial chemical melamine seems to be ongoing. Experts say melamine is already widespread in the global food chain. First, it was found in baby milk powder. Then, it was found in China-made food products from cookies to choc
U.S. President George W. Bush said last Saturday that now is not the time for countries to abandon open market policies or make changes that would threaten free enterprise, urging patience in the world’s economic crisis. He will host a global summit on t
China’s Premier Wen Jiabao announced that the government was partly responsible for the tainted milk scandal that has sickened a number of infants. The melamine milk powder crisis has also shaken consumer confidence in the country’s food exports.
According to the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, the government is planning to spend 70 billion won by 2012 to support students with multi-cultural backgrounds. The number of multi-cultural families in the nation keeps rising steadily due t
As cyberbullying and Internet verbal abuse are increasing at an alarming rate, police say they will seek arrest warrants for people habitually posting ill-intentioned comments on the Internet, stepping up a crackdown on slander in cyber space.
As China’s melamine-tainted milk powder crisis continue to widen, President Lee Myung-bak said that his administration will strengthen rules on food safety, noting that penalties for violations are not as heavy in Korea as in other countries.
Nowadays, Korean moms are busy studying at private institutes to help their children get higher-level education at academies. They believe they should also be well-trained to get more information and knowledge that can complement their children’s cram sc
A number of universities in Korea are considering shutting down or downsizing some unpopular departments for the purpose of focusing on sought-after studies and reducing their budget spending.
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