Now is not the time for South Korea to tax stock trading profits
Hun Park is a professor of tax law at the University of Seoul.
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China has cut off some Vietnamese durian imports. Is a ‘gold rush’ tarnishing quality?
The General Administration of Customs told officials in Vietnam in a June 11 letter that it would stop shipments from 18 durian plantations and 15 packers over excessive amounts of “heavy metals” in the fruits.
China's communist leaders are preparing a story to tell
Ling Li teaches Chinese studies at the University of Vienna, where her research focuses on Chinese law and politics.
Japan on edge as tightening Russia-North Korea ties stoke defence anxieties
In a joint statement demonstrating the three governments’ “comprehensive strategic partnership”, they “condemned in the strongest possible terms” deepening military cooperation between the two pariah states, including arms transfers that they said “prolong the suffering of Ukrainian people, violate multiple United Nations Security Council Resolutions, and threaten stability in both Northeast Asia and Europe”.
‘Segregated’ schooling is holding back Hong Kong’s potential
For those without a good command of the Chinese language, whether they be Chinese or NCS students, IB offers a way to circumvent the Chinese language requirement for applicants to universities in Hong Kong via the non-Jupas route.
Patriotism and curry meet Japan’s naval traditions
Exiting Kure railway station, a Pacific-facing naval base in Hiroshima prefecture, Japan, you might expect to inhale gulps of mineral-rich salt air. But the smells that assail me are coming from closer quarters: the port’s curry kitchens.
Knife attack at a school bus stop in China wounds 3, including a Japanese mother and child
BEIJING (AP) — A suspect has been detained in China after a knife attack at a school bus stop that injured three people, including a Japanese woman and her child, a spokesperson for the Japanese Embassy confirmed Tuesday.
Britain’s King Charles III welcomes the visiting Japanese emperor and empress
LONDON (AP) — King Charles III welcomed the Japanese emperor and empress for a state visit that began on Tuesday, offering the best in pomp and circumstance as the U.K. seeks to bolster its role as the most influential European nation in the Indo-Pacific region.