World Cup 2014: Mexico Enter Tournament With Tough Challenges And High Expectations
Mexico has had far from ideal preparations in its attempt to finally make it back to the World Cup quarterfinals.
The Keystone Pipeline Is Just One Of Canada's Oil Export Options, And Maybe Not Even The Most Important
Half a dozen pipeline projects are in planning stages to transport oil to Canadian coasts.
Database Of Thousands Of South Koreans Working For US Military Hacked
The military said personal information may have been compromised, but financial or banking information was not.
South Korea Poll Offers Fresh Mandate For Park To Speed Reform
The Sewol ferry disaster sidelined traditional regional campaign issues such as jobs, education and welfare.
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Match Fixing And Bribery Allegations Put FIFA Under Scrutiny Ahead Of World Cup 2014
Bribery and match-fixing allegations have cast a shadow over governing body FIFA ahead of the 2014 World Cup, but what else is new?
Asian Countries Beat Western Nations In 2014 Global Education Index With South Korea On Top
The report urges developing countries to focus on creating an army of effective teachers and giving them the autonomy to perform.
'Frozen' On Track To Become Japan's Second Biggest Movie Ever Next Week
The Disney hit proves itself in a country that is not always welcoming of Hollywood fare.
Winter Olympics: A Look At Potential Host Cities For 2022
The IOC is set to announce the candidate cities for the 2022 games this July, but why have so many cities withdrawn their applications?
At Least 21 Killed And 6 Critically Injured In Fire At Hospital For Elderly In South Korea; 81-Year-Old Dementia Patient Under Investigation
Authorities reportedly suspect a dementia patient of setting the blaze in the hospital that serves the elderly.
Apple Working On Smart Home Functions For IPhone
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North Korea Says ‘Provocative’ Activity By US Troops Could Lead To ‘Catastrophic’ Military Clash At Panmunjom Truce Village
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Paul McCartney Hospitalized With Virus In Japan
On his official website, McCartney said: “I’d like to thank my Japanese fans for their love, messages of support and understanding.”
World Cup 2014: Top 10 Goalkeepers Going To Brazil
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Paul McCartney Hospitalized In Tokyo, Cancels Japan, South Korea Concerts [PHOTO]
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GM Recalls 218,000 Aveo Cars In U.S.: NHTSA Filing
A day after recalling 2.6 million vehicles, GM is recalling Chevrolet Aveo cars because the daytime running lights could cause a fire.
Russia And China Sign Gas Deal Worth $400B During Putin's Visit To China After Negotiating For 10 Years
Russia is looking at new ties with Asia and the gas deal comes as a major breakthrough after a 10-year-long negotiation.
Korea, India And Japan, Not Just China, Are Looking To Russia For Energy
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South Korean President Park Geun-hye Apologizes For Ferry Disaster, Will Break Up Coast Guard
Park Geun-hye formally apologized for the Sewol ferry disaster and said she would break up the coast guard.
North Korea Issues 'Serious' Building Accident Last Week
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China And Russia Rekindling Past Close Ties With Expected Historic Energy Pipeline Pact
Tapping Siberia's natural gas promises a win for both sides.
Samsung Apology Rekindles Questions Over Safety Of Computer Chip Manufacturing
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UN Says ‘Killer Robots’ Threaten Human Rights, Considers Banning Autonomous Weapons In Warfare
For the first time, world leaders are meeting this week to consider banning “killer robots.”
Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime Availability: 4 Reasons Why The Device May Not Release In The US
If the Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime is in fact an upcoming device, there is also a chance that it may not release in the U.S.
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