The number of Australians travelling overseas has surpassed pre-pandemic levels for the first time,with some surprising countries experiencing booms in Aussie visitors.
Lee Jong-sup,who was appointed just four weeks ago,is being investigated over allegations he acted corruptly as defence minister.
Professor Jinkee Hong of Yonsei University in Seoul,who led the research,said it uses grain particles as the base for cultivating animal muscle and fat cells.
The North Korean leader has flipped on his dynasty’s policy of reunifying with the South,now calling it a “primary foe”. Does this spell trouble or is it business as usual in his hermit kingdom?
Can meatless menus work in a country known for bulgogi beef and fried chicken? Jeong Kwan,a Seon Buddhist nun and chef,thinks so.
The North Korean leader has declared the South an enemy to be subjugated,through nuclear war if necessary,and has dismantled all agencies dedicated to diplomacy.
The cooperation outlined by the South would mark a new phase of Kim’s assistance for Russian President Vladimir Putin in his war on Ukraine.
Parliament has passed a bill outlawing the eating of dog meat. The Agriculture Ministry says that as of April 2022some 1100 farms were breeding 570,000 dogs for meat.
Lee Jae-myung,who narrowly lost the 2022 election,was attacked while surrounded by reporters and supporters. The assailant was arrested at the scene.
“This just highlights the fact that we don’t know much about sleep,and all animals are not sleeping like the way we read in textbooks.”
North Korea said Seoul would be held “wholly accountable” if an irretrievable clash breaks out between the two countries.