WOMEN IN WORKFORCE AUGUR WELL FOR THE ECONOMY
By Soraya Jamal
(News Focus) Wind of animosity gusts across peninsula, swinging S. Korean voters
By Sam Kim
SEOUL, May 28 (Yonhap) -- Firestorms whipped up by heavy artillery and bombings
may have ended in 1953 when a truce was signed to stop the three-year Korean War,
News focus: INDONESIAN JOURNALISTS AND POVERTY
By Rahmad Nasution
(News Focus) Europe woes, N. Korea risks to put downward pressure on Korean won:
By Kim Soo-yeon
SEOUL, May 26 (Yonhap) -- Heightened geopolitical risks from the deadly sinking
of a South Korean warship by North Korea, coupled with the European debt crisis,
INSTANT NOODLES 'ALWAYS' THE CHOICE OF MANY
By Nur Firdaus Abdul Rahim
(News Focus) S. Korean companies struggle to survive sinking inter-Korean ties
By Sam Kim
SEOUL, May 25 (Yonhap) -- Once hailed as vanguards of reconciliation between the
two Koreas, hundreds of South Korean companies doing business with North Korea
News Focus: ANAS, SBY, DEMOCRACY THE WINNERS IN DEMOCRAT PARTY'S CONGRESS By Fardah
Jakarta, May 24 (ANTARA) - It turns out that the results of the Democrat Party's just-ended Second Congress are victories for Susilo Bambang Yudhoyonon (SBY), and Anas Urbaningrum.
Feature : AINUN HABIBIE, THE UNOSTENTATIOUS WIFE AND FIRST LADY
By: Ageng Wibowo
