Chinese President Xi Jinping begins an Italian trip Thursday to reportedly sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The expected move will be the first time …
The Republic of Korea shall be a democratic republic, so stipulates Article No. 1 of the Constitution. In this democratic country, “All citizens shall enjoy freedom of speech and the press, and …
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The Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas will present its Double Taste Gala Dinner on March 28 only, featuring French and Italian cuisine in the same place. Its French restaurant Table 34 and Italian …
Unlike dogs, cats are meticulous. People do not actually own the animal; it owns them. In his second fiction novel, “My Beautiful Cat Thelma,” author Kim Eun-sang serenely observes the delicate …
Turkish Airlines will be able to more efficiently accommodate Korean passengers starting April 6, whether customers are traveling to Turkey for leisure or business or connecting to other nearby …
Amid an ever-growing appetite for travel-loving Koreans to get away, an increasing number of global online travel agencies (OTAs) have been flocking here to encourage them to use their platforms. …
Casey Collier is the fifth member of the 2020 recruiting class.
The 90-year-old was a favorite at the Minneapolis downtown bar.
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On Thursday, the seventh-seeded Gophers open the NCAA tournament featuring three starters from Minnesota. “There’s nothing you can sell more … than local kids having a great experience,” Richard …
Parmesan polenta bowl with buttered British asparagus Don’t be put off if you haven’t used polenta before. It’s quicker and easier than mash and this bowl of comforting goodness topped with buttery …
Region’s harsh winter shouldn’t slow maple syrup season, producers say.
‘Moisturise daily’ and ‘there is no such word as can’t’ among most common tips passed on to children, poll claims
It’s going to be a long few weeks for Minnesotans living near streams and rivers, as all that snow melts - water flowing into tributaries at a rapid rate. The one saving grace: a generally dry …
Warm days, cool nights have led to a gradual snowmelt across much of Minnesota, keeping streams and rivers from a rapid rise.
The new congressman met with about 100 constituents in Maple Grove.
The 16-seed Bison held off fellow 16-seed North Carolina Central 78-74 in the NCAA tournament First Four match-up. That puts NDSU into Friday’s first round against No. 1-overall seed Duke.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Thursday announced a ban of “military-style” semi-automatic firearms and high-capacity magazines like those used in the shootings at Christchurch mosques …
A corner of the Ridgedale parking lot in Minnetonka may become gardens, play areas and plaza with a stage.
‘CORROSIVE” land monopolies must be identified and forced to change to protect communities, the Scottish Land Commission claims.
A SHORT-let management company has become the first in Scotland to be awarded a tourism accreditation.
EMBATTLED construction firm Kier Group has reported a loss in the first half, as it prepares for the arrival of a new boss to lead a turnaround.
GERMAN carmaker BMW has said profits in 2019 will be “well below” last year’s and it plans to cut €12 billion (£10.3bn) in costs by the end…
A LARGE-SCALE outdoor photography exhibition showcasing the impact of humans on the planet has been unveiled at the Scottish Parliament.
PLANNING officials have recommended controversial plans to build 550 homes at Donald Trump’s Aberdeenshire estate be given the go-ahead –…
THE first comprehensive appraisal of the Scots language since the 1950s is to be led by researchers at the University of Aberdeen.
SCOTTISH prosecutors are planning further interviews with retired ex-officers of the East German secret police the Stasi to find out if they…
BRITAIN’S head of counter-terror policing has warned that far-right terrorists are being radicalised by mainstream media coverage.
LAWYERS at the Catalan independence trial have complained that the rights of the accused are being violated by principal judge Manuel Marchena’s…
ON Saturday, Scottish and EU citizens will march together through Inverness to protest against the effects Brexit is having and will continue to…
THE UK Government’s “hostile environment” for migrants was in evidence again yesterday when a Scottish taxi driver told how he and his…
IAN Blackford and Keith Brown have doubled down on claims the BBC is deliberately trying to “demote the status” of the SNP.
SCOTTISH economic growth is set to stay ahead of the UK as a whole this year despite Brexit having a dampening effect on the British economy as a…
MY colleagues guffaw at me all the time. I think this is affectionate, but it may not be and instead actual scoffing. In any event, I am sure it is…
Could you give one of your organs to a stranger? When it comes to donating one of your kidneys, we can all understand the desire to help your child, partner, sibling or best friend in need. Perhaps …
IT’S not often that a Commons speech by a Tory MP keeps me sitting in the car, riveted by the sincerity and force of his argument for 15 minutes.…
The former Colorado governor thinks he’s the centrist candidate to take on Trump.
“Democracy imperilled,” the Brexiteers cry. I actually agree, but for different reasons. They’re blaming it on John Bercow for refusing to allow yet another vote on Theresa May’s Withdrawal …
THE reaction said it all. “We were saying all the time that we need to have more clarity from London. Clearly, there is no clarity. There is less…
Think the last three years of Brexit wrangling have been bad? There’s worse still to come, writes Bill Jamieson
SHE is the Prime Minister who has refused to quit despite a series of crises over the government’s Brexit strategy, but yesterday there was fresh…
The former Colorado Governor’s attempt to flip the question ignores existing inequities.
THERESA May ignored advice from Jean-Claude Juncker that requesting a Brexit delay beyond the last week of May could be “legally” problematic.
Many Istanbulites are concerned that the city’s plans for the future leave its storied past behind.