Korea, EU agree on better culture, tourism ties
SEOUL, Dec. 18 (Yonhap) -- South Korea and the European Union agreed to expand
exchanges in the culture and tourism sector Friday with a free trade deal between
S. Korea sends antiviral drugs to N. Korea
By Kim Hyun
SEOUL, Dec. 18 (Yonhap) -- South Korea sent 500,000 doses of H1N1 flu medication
to North Korea on Friday in the first state-level humanitarian assistance to its
PM Abhisit urges world leaders to change history by joining to combat climate change
COPENHAGEN, Dec 18 (TNA) - Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva urged countries worldwide to jointly rewrite projected course of the world's history by joining forces in tackling the challenge of
ADB AND GOVERNMENT OF AZERBAIJAN SIGN NEW LOAN AGREEMENT
The government of Azerbaijan and Asian Development Bank (ADB) signed loan agreement on the first tranche worth $ 75 mln as a part of Water Supply and Sanitation Investment Program.
AZERI EMBASSY IN GEORGIA ORGANIZES ART CONTEST FOR CHILDREN
Tbilisi, 18 December (AzerTAc). Azerbaijan`s embassy in Tbilisi has organized a drawing competition for pupils studying in the country.
Crawford Report lacks vision, says AOC
The Australian Olympic Committee has continued its attack on the Crawford Report,
saying it lacks a "broader vision" for the future of Australian sport.
Bus strike ends, dispute continues
The bus strike that crippled Sydney and Newcastle is over but union and NSW
government negotiators haven't resolved a dispute over working conditions.
Another asylum seeker boat intercepted
Authorities have intercepted another asylum seeker vessel, bringing the tally for
the year to 56.
Tests show remote students `struggling`
National testing results have painted an alarming picture of children in the most
remote parts of Australia struggling to read, write, spell and count.
PM in Copenhagen; seeks to preserve areas of consensus
Sagar Kulkarni
Copenhagen, Dec 18 (PTI) With consensus eluding climate
talks, Prime Minister of India Manmohan Singh arrived here
