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...win” was the key phrase for former South Korean president Kim Dae-jung as he described his manner of international negotiations during his speech at the John F. Kennedy, Jr. Forum yesterday...
Established in 1990, the prize is awarded annually to scholars of Korean origin for their work in one of five disciplines, which range from community service to science. Lee, who at 38 is the youngest to receive the medicine prize, will also be awarded with around $200,000 at the ceremony in Seoul this June...
When House Democrats stalled George W. Bush's free-trade deal with Colombia, the move added to the list of moribund diplomatic initiatives that the Administration had hoped would revive his presidency in its fading months. Talks on Israeli-Palestinian peace, North Korean nuclear weapons and missile-defense cooperation with Russia are all in trouble, threatening any chance for a White House signing ceremony that could soften a foreign policy legacy dominated by the war in Iraq...
...American diet? JL: Well, it’s the most prolific food on the planet—served on all seven continents, and in space! There’s thermo-stabilized sweet-and-sour pork. So it’s not just Americanized; it’s Indianified, Koreanized, Mexicanized. Chinese food is really more of a philosophy of cooking than it is a set of fixed recipes. The food is good enough that it can adapt to the palate of the local clientele. THC: What are the major differences between authentic Chinese food and most American Chinese food...
...beneath the surface. When House Speaker Nancy Pelosi killed Bush's Colombia Free Trade deal on Capitol Hill Monday, she added to a growing list of dead and dying diplomatic initiatives the Administration had hoped would revivify his presidency in its fading months. Talks on Israeli-Palestinian peace, North Korean nuclear weapons and missile defense cooperation with Russia are all foundering, threatening chances for a White House signing ceremony that could soften a legacy dominated by the hard facts of the war in Iraq...