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  • France enjoys unexpected summer tourism boom

    France's tourism industry is reported to be thriving this summer. Amid forecasts that performance would decline due to increased fuel surcharges in the wake of the recent Middle East conflict, the industry instead appears to be enjoying a boom. Serge Papin, France's Minister Delegate for Small and Medium Enterprises, Trade, and Tourism, expressed optimism i..

  • Chinese CEOs keeping missing as the result of summer stock crash?

  • Source from Xinhua News Agency, Yonhap NewsBy AsiaToday reporter Goh Jin-ah - - As Chinese authorities has been sharpening their knives aimed at the financ..
  • Japanese firms eye elderly care opportunities in China

  • Source from Xinhua, Yonhap NewsBy AsiaToday reporter Kim Ye-jin - Japanese companies are seeking business opportunities in China where people aged 60 and o..
  • Chinese yuan's status expected to rise after joining SDR basket

  • By Hong Soon-do, Beijing correspondent, AsiaToday - China's yuan, also known as renmibi, was largely unwelcome in the international currency markets only a..
  • India's modification of ODA guidelines to accelerate Korea's infrastructure development project

  • Kang Soon-ki, the Chief Representative of Korea EXIM Bank's New Delhi Office, is counseling with Indian company officials./ Photographed by Ha Man-jooBy Ha..
  • What India can learn from Korea's New Village Movement?

  • "The CSR activities should combine the philosophy of Saemaul Movement," said Sandip Kumar Mishra, a professor at the University of Delhi, at the FICCI CSR..
  • China now admits there are "ghost children"

  • By Hong Soon-do, Beijing correspondent, AsiaToday - The Chinese government for the first time admitted the fact that there are millions of ghost children o..
  • Japan plans to raise minimum wage by 3% for ¥600 trillion GDP goal

  • Source from AFP, Yonhap NewsBy AsiaToday reporter Kim Ye-jin -  Japan's government plans to raise the minimum wage to meet its target of raising nomin..
  • Terrorists going after soft targets to get world's attention

  • A man holds a banner reading 'Terrorists are not Muslims' in a silent walk to support freedom and peace in Toulouse, France, on November 21./  Source..
  • China likely to join Western society to fight terror after IS kills Chinese hostage

  • The Islamic State (IS) claims to have killed Chinese prisoner Fan Jinghui, which seemingly has triggered China's will to punish the IS./ Source from China..
  • UN secretary-general Ban to visit Pyongyang on Nov. 23

  • Source from Yonhap NewsBy AsiaToday reporter Kim Ye-jin - U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will visit Pyongyang on Nov. 23 for a four-day stay, China's X..
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