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South Korean Universities Deny Admission To Applicants With Bullying Records
South Korea's top universities have begun rejecting applicants with school bullying records, marking a shift in admission policies revealed by a lawmaker's data.
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Study Abroad: Best Universities To Study In South Korea
Seoul National University is the best institution in South Korea. It ranked at the 31st position in the QS World University Rankings 2025.
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Driverless Taxi On Seoul Campus Offers Glimpse Of Future
A South Korean university is testing a sedan that can pick up and transport passengers without a human driver, giving a glimpse into the future of autonomous public transport.
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North Korea Kidnap Probe an Attempt to Divide Foes: Analysts
North Korea's surprise pledge to probe Cold War kidnappings of Japanese nationals is an attempt to divide its foes that could benefit its nuclear and missile programmes if Tokyo eases sanctions in return, analysts say.
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North Korea atrocities exposed, but what next?
Defectors and activists welcomed Tuesday a UN-mandated inquiry's searing indictment of gross human rights abuses in North Korea, but analysts questioned the international community's ability to act on its recommendations.
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North Korea resumes missile site construction: US institute
North Korea has resumed construction work on a missile launch site on its northeast coast after a months-long hiatus.
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High-security isolation for South Korea's exam-setters
Every October, hundreds of South Korean teachers and professors are sequestered - like jurors in a mafia trial - in a secret, guarded compound: prisoners of their country's obsession with education.
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North Korea making tunnel at nuclear test site, shows satellite images
Satellite imagery has revealed new tunnelling work at North Korea's nuclear test site, but nothing that points to an imminent detonation, a US research institute said today.
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Scientists create human stem cells through cloning
After more than 15 years of failures by scientists around the world and one outright fraud, biologists have finally created human stem cells by the same technique that produced Dolly the cloned sheep in 1996: They transplanted genetic material from an adult cell into an egg whose own DNA had been removed.
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North Korea sentences American to 15 years hard labour
North Korea sentenced U.S. citizen Kenneth Bae to 15 years hard labour on Thursday for what it said were crimes against the state, a move that will likely see him used as a bargaining chip in talks with Washington.
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South Korean Universities Deny Admission To Applicants With Bullying Records
South Korea's top universities have begun rejecting applicants with school bullying records, marking a shift in admission policies revealed by a lawmaker's data.
-
Study Abroad: Best Universities To Study In South Korea
Seoul National University is the best institution in South Korea. It ranked at the 31st position in the QS World University Rankings 2025.
-
Driverless Taxi On Seoul Campus Offers Glimpse Of Future
A South Korean university is testing a sedan that can pick up and transport passengers without a human driver, giving a glimpse into the future of autonomous public transport.
-
North Korea Kidnap Probe an Attempt to Divide Foes: Analysts
North Korea's surprise pledge to probe Cold War kidnappings of Japanese nationals is an attempt to divide its foes that could benefit its nuclear and missile programmes if Tokyo eases sanctions in return, analysts say.
-
North Korea atrocities exposed, but what next?
Defectors and activists welcomed Tuesday a UN-mandated inquiry's searing indictment of gross human rights abuses in North Korea, but analysts questioned the international community's ability to act on its recommendations.
-
North Korea resumes missile site construction: US institute
North Korea has resumed construction work on a missile launch site on its northeast coast after a months-long hiatus.
-
High-security isolation for South Korea's exam-setters
Every October, hundreds of South Korean teachers and professors are sequestered - like jurors in a mafia trial - in a secret, guarded compound: prisoners of their country's obsession with education.
-
North Korea making tunnel at nuclear test site, shows satellite images
Satellite imagery has revealed new tunnelling work at North Korea's nuclear test site, but nothing that points to an imminent detonation, a US research institute said today.
-
Scientists create human stem cells through cloning
After more than 15 years of failures by scientists around the world and one outright fraud, biologists have finally created human stem cells by the same technique that produced Dolly the cloned sheep in 1996: They transplanted genetic material from an adult cell into an egg whose own DNA had been removed.
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North Korea sentences American to 15 years hard labour
North Korea sentenced U.S. citizen Kenneth Bae to 15 years hard labour on Thursday for what it said were crimes against the state, a move that will likely see him used as a bargaining chip in talks with Washington.
