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June 19, 2006 07:22 The Taeguk Warriors drew 1-1 with football powerhouse France during their World Cup match at the Central Stadium in Leipzig, Germany on Sunday. Thierry Henry put France ahead in the ninth minute, but Park Ji-sung scored the tensely awaited equalizer 36 minutes into the second half. Seol Ki-hyeon broke down the right flank and crossed to Cho jae-jin, whose header deflected from the goal post. But Park popped up and nestled the ball over goalie Barthez inside the post. In the first half, Korea failed to control the field but succeeded in boxing in “US$6.6 million man” Zinedine Zidane. With the match, Korea is well placed to advance to the round of 16, topping group G with four points (one win against Togo and a draw). France has two points after two draws, the Swiss one point with one draw, and Togo none with one defeat. The stadium in Leipzig was filled with roars from some 10,000 Korean supporters nicknamed the Red Devils, who chanted, "You are my ... » Learn More about Korea Draws 1-1 Against France

China and France should continue to deepen mutual trust, respect and accommodate each other's core interests and major concerns and actively work toward new progress in cooperation in areas such as energy, aerospace, agriculture and food products, President Xi Jinping said on Thursday. Xi made the remarks in a phone conversation with French President Emmanuel Macron. He also spoke over the phone with his Colombian counterpart Ivan Duque. Xi recalled his five phone calls with Macron last year, which he said promoted the growth of bilateral relations. He called for unremitting efforts from this year to bring bilateral relations to a higher level. The two sides must carefully plan the important political agenda between China and the European Union in the next phase and work together to bring the China-EU investment agreement into effect as early as possible, he said. China, after having offered COVID-19 vaccines to over 50 developing nations, stands ready to work with France to ... » Learn More about President hails relations with France, Colombia

Video Player Close VIENNA, March 1 (Xinhua) -- The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) was deeply concerned about unreported nuclear material in Iran, said its chief on Monday. The presence of multiple uranium particles of anthropogenic origin is a clear indication that nuclear material and/or equipment contaminated by nuclear material has been present at a location not declared by Iran, Director General Rafael Grossi said at an IAEA board of governors online meeting. "In the absence of a technically credible explanation from Iran, the agency is deeply concerned that undeclared nuclear material may have been present at this undeclared location and that such nuclear material remains unreported by Iran under its Safeguards Agreement," he said. Iran has not answered any of the IAEA's questions relating to the possible presence of nuclear material at three other locations either, he added. Grossi told reporters after the meeting that his agency has lost the additional ... » Learn More about IAEA says deeply concerned about unreported nuclear material in Iran

Video Player Close PARIS, March 1 (Xinhua) -- A French court on Monday convicted former president Nicolas Sarkozy on charges of corruption and influence peddling and handed him three-year prison sentence, including two years suspended. Magistrates in Paris court found Sarkozy guilty of proposing a prestigious job in Monaco to a prosecutor in exchange for tip-offs on an inquiry into allegations that he had exploited the mental frailty of late L'Oreal heiress, Liliane Bettencourt, to enjoy donations in cash to finance his 2007 presidential campaign. Sarkozy's lawyer Thierry Herzog and former magistrate Gilbert Azibert were sentenced to the same penalty on charges of corruption, trading in influence and concealment of breach of professional secrecy. "They were perfectly aware of the fraudulent nature of their actions," judge Christine Mee was quoted as saying by state-run France info radio. Sarkozy, 66, is the second ex-president in the Fifth Republic of France to be ... » Learn More about French ex-president Sarkozy sentenced to 3 years on corruption charges

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New Delhi: A Chinese state-backed hacking group has in recent weeks targeted the IT systems of two Indian vaccine makers whose coronavirus shots are being used in the country's immunisation campaign , cyber intelligence firm Cyfirma told Reuters. Rivals China and India have both sold or gifted Covid-19 shots to many countries. India produces more than 60% of all vaccines sold in the world. Goldman Sachs-backed Cyfirma, based in Singapore and Tokyo, said Chinese hacking group APT10, also known as Stone Panda, had identified gaps and vulnerabilities in the IT infrastructure and supply chain software of Bharat Biotech and the Serum Institute of India (SII), the world's largest vaccine maker. Read: Coronavirus Latest Updates "The real motivation here is actually exfiltrating intellectual property and getting competitive advantage over Indian pharmaceutical companies," said Cyfirma Chief Executive Kumar Ritesh, formerly a top cyber official with British foreign ... » Learn More about Chinese hackers target Indian vaccine makers Serum Institute, Bharat Biotech: Security firm

October 26, 2009 09:07 Korea has the seventh largest number of Wi-Fi locations in the world with 12,814 hotspots as of the first half of this year, a report releas Wi-Fi hotspots are public areas such as hotel lobbies, airports and cafes where a wireless Internet connection is available for wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) devices. In the list compiled by JiWire, a U.S. mobile media company, the U.S. ranked first with 68,059 Wi-Fi hotspots, followed by China, the U.K., France, Russia and Germany. Korea to Build Super-Speed Internet by 2012 95% of Households Have High-Speed Internet Lee, Gates Agree to Cooperate in IT OECD Sees Internet as Crucial for Economic Progress Will the World Embrace Korea's WiBro Technology? Copyright © Chosunilbo & Chosun.com ... » Learn More about Korea Among World’s Top 10 for Wi-Fi Hotspots

June 12, 2006 20:56 The Korean football team's official fan club invaded Germany on Monday morning to root for the squad in its first match against Togo. One 80-strong contingent of the Red Devils left Korea the previous day and arrived at Frankfurt Airport via Hong Kong at 5 a.m. Another 80-strong group who arrived via Amsterdam also unpacked their bags at a camping site in Mörfelden, some 40 minutes from the Commerzbank Arena in Frankfurt where the Korean soccer squad will play Togo on Monday night. Another 320 Red Devils who left the country last Friday took a bus from Paris on Monday morning to join the rest at the camping site, where they were welcomed by some 50 members of the Korea Worldcup Organisation Komittee, a group of second-generation Korean Germans. The Red Devils brought 1,000 Red Devil T-shirts with them to distribute to ethnic Koreans there. All paid for their own trip, which cost on average around W1.7 million (US$ 1,700). “The reason we’re here today is ... » Learn More about Red Devils Invade Germany for Korea’s World Cup Kickoff

June 14, 2006 00:38 Korea came from behind to beat Togo 2-1 in their first match in Group G of the World Cup at Frankfurt’s Commerzbank Arena on Tuesday. Lee Chun-soo’s equalizer and Ahn Jung-hwan's second goal put the Taeguk Warriors firmly ahead over Togo’s 10-man squad. By winning three points, the Koreans increased their chances of making it into the round of 16 -- in 2002 and 1998, some 87 percent of teams who won their first match went into the final 16. If the national squad can score more than 2 points in their matches against France and Switzerland, their chance of making it to the next level are excellent. Team Korea plays France at 4 a.m. Korean time on June 19 in Leipzig and Switzerland at 4 a.m. on June 24 in Hanover. The Korean team played in the 3-4-3 formation, with Park Ji-sung, Cho Jae-jin and Lee Chun-soo at the front in the early first half of the game. But Togo controlled the game at the beginning, with star players Emmanuel Adebayor and Mohamed ... » Learn More about Korea Rallies to Triumph Over Togo