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Disbanding the Korean Imperial Army

Disbanding the Korean Imperial Army

Min Byung Don (ROK Reserve Army General) – On a rainy morning on August 1st 1907, Commander Yang Sung Hwan and his cavalry, artillery, and infantry officers of the Imperial Guards were summoned to the office of Hasegawa, the Japanese Imperial Army Commander. There, the Minister of the Military, Lee Byung Moo, read the Emperor’s edict. […]

First Soviet McDonald’s opens in 1990

First Soviet McDonald’s opens in 1990

The first McDonalds opened its doors to thousands of people in the date of January 31, 1990. Russian people stand in a long line to taste the Western burger. It was a symbolic date of the late Soviet period.

“Until you have tasted it, you cannot fully understand the flavor”

“Until you have tasted it, you cannot fully understand the flavor”

Ryan Welshhon at CIA (The Culinary Institute of America) FMC course design assistant and coordinator Three-day education in CIA, NY campus-Taste, evaluate and describe 200 various flavors in foods and beverages The world’s premier culinary college, CIA (The Culinary Institute of America) opens FMC (Flavor Master Certificate) course in NY campus on August 25, 2016. […]

Gay in the South Caucasus: LGBT life in Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan

Gay in the South Caucasus: LGBT life in Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan

Armenia “I lost so many friends…”  Karen Arakelyan (note: name has been changed for purposes of anonymity) for years fought against himself, trying to change the truth known only to him. But as a result, it became impossible to live with this secret, and he decided to come out: “I’m glad that I took this […]

Turkmenistan Pardons 612 Prisoners, Including 26 Foreigners

Turkmenistan Pardons 612 Prisoners, Including 26 Foreigners

Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdymukhammedov has pardoned 612 prisoners, including 26 foreign citizens, ahead of festivities marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan. RFERL reported on July 2 that Berdymukhammedov had signed the order of amnesty “to further strengthen the unity and solidarity of Turkmen society.” State media did not reveal the nationalities of […]

Sofuoglu breaks new land speed record at 400 km

Sofuoglu breaks new land speed record at 400 km

Kenan Sofuoğlu, a professional Turkish motorcycle racer, who holds the highest number of Supersport World Championship titles, broke a new land speed motorcycle record on Thursday, by reaching 400 kilometers per hour on the newly constructed Osman Gazi Bridge, prior to its opening ceremony. Sofuoğlu made the crossing by special permission from authorities in early […]

Russian Tourism to Turkey Falls 90%

Russian Tourism to Turkey Falls 90%

Russian tourism to Turkey in May 2016 was down 91.82 percent year-on-year, according to figures released by Turkey’s Culture and Tourism Ministry, the Moscow Times cites RBC. May is typically a popular time for Russian tourists in Turkey. In May 2015, over 501,000 Russians visited the country, and in 2014 — almost 695,000, RBC reported, […]

Russians mourn victims of Istanbul airport blasts

Russians mourn victims of Istanbul airport blasts

The death toll from the explosions at Turkey’s largest airport has increased to 41, a message from the Office of the Governor of Istanbul said. Thirty-seven bodies have been identified; ten of them are said to be foreign citizens, three victims held dual citizenship. The bodies of 19 victims have been delivered to relatives, Pravda […]

Moscow Ranking for Expat Living Costs Falls 65 Places

Moscow Ranking for Expat Living Costs Falls 65 Places

Moscow has dropped 17 spots in this year’s rankings of most expensive cities in the world for foreigners, a report by the Mercer Human Resource consulting group said on June 22. The change in rank has been driven largely by the ruble’s dramatic fall in value against the U.S. dollar. Since 2013, when Moscow was […]

Kyrgyzstan Approves Bill Banning Foreign Media Ownership

Kyrgyzstan Approves Bill Banning Foreign Media Ownership

Parliament of Kyrgyzstan has prepared initial approval to a bill banning foreign individuals and organizations from owning and establishing media outlets in the country. The proposed legislation also bans activities in the country of media outlets financially supported by foreign countries, RFERL reports. Lawmakers approved the first reading of the bill on June 22 by […]

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