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South Korea said Thursday it will offer each surviving victim of Japan’s wartime sexual enslavement 100 million won using funds provided by Tokyo.

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The hydrogen, or hydrail, train is set to run in Lower Saxony starting in December 2017.

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Scientists have pinpointed a promising new source of antibiotics：ants. They have found that some species - including leaf-cutter ants from the Amazon - use bacteria to defend their nests against invading fungi and microbes.

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London is one of the most polluted cities in Europe. We cannot keep this under wraps if we are to address the problem.

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Most school songs in South Korea still have lyrics more suited to the 1970s, but some are moving recently to reflect student’s changing tastes by incorporating rapping and English lyrics and focusing on new values such as diversity. An active culture of students themselves arranging and recording their school songs or composing class songs is also taking shape.

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Scientists say that humans have a biased view of the most repugnant insect - the cockroach. Not all species of cockroaches are pests. In fact, these group of insects have a diversity of forms, and some are used for medicinal purposes. Although cockroaches can withstand up to 10 times more radiation than humans, they are not immune to it.

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As e-commerce continues to gain momentum in China, traditional shopping centers have been trying to encourage shoppers back to their physical stores.

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A woman in Sacramento, California who this week carried a human skull on a stick through the streets has prompted an investigation into the identity of the deceased and the cause of death, police said on Friday.

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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says he has promised God he will clean up his famously vulgar language.

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The site of the Fukushima nuclear disaster is likely to become a bizarre new tourist attraction, as people flock to visit the radioactive exclusion zone.

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Mexican authorities and scientists are trying to save the world’s smallest porpoise by capturing illegal "ghost" fishing nets.

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"Gross domestic product no longer serves as a measure of a society’s wealth. South Koreans are ranked 11th globally GDP, and yet they report a very low level of happiness. This shows that growth no longer guarantees happiness. We should now regard happiness not as a personal issue but as a social good and consider what the government can do to make our lives better," said Luigino Bruni, a professor at LUMSA University in Italy, during his keynote address at the opening ceremony 2016 Asia Future Forum on Nov. 23.

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Officials in South Korea have banned the slaughter of dogs in the country’s largest dog meat market. An agreement between the city of Seongnam and the vendors’ association at Moran market means that slaughter facilities will be removed as early as next week, the Korea Herald newspaper reports.