The Korea Times - 2015-09-11

• Ministry considers introducin­g state-authored history textbook
• NK taekwondo team invited to Seoul in Oct.
• Labor reform talks make progress
• New iPhones
• WEEKENDER
• NK nuclear issue needs patience
• LG OLED appealing to global customers
• Mirae Asset seeks to buy KDB Daewoo Securities
• Teens’ sleep shortage linked to suicide
• Dolphin victims’ families call for thorough probe
• Two ministers face impeachmen­t motions
• ‘Communicat­ion code for soldiers hacked’
• Ex-diplomat dreams of better world with culture
• Stars push climate deal with benefit song
• Unlikely ‘strategic partners’
• Why won’t you sit next to me?
• EDITORIAL Leader under siege
• Spreading labor unrest
• Do more to prevent gun violence
• College kids have too much privacy
• Shame on Sankei Shimbun
• President Park’s dynamic diplomacy
• Silent Gulf states
• Universal Crossword
• Park Hyatt Seoul to present ‘Gangnam Comfort Cuisine’
• HOTEL LOBBY
• Hotels offer wedding packages to Chinese couples
• 2015 fall movie preview
• ‘War Room’ pushes ‘Straight Outta Compton’ out of top spot
• Catholic heritage sites on pope’s itinerary in US
• Florida’s springs: original spot to chill
• Gorillas: tourism hope in troubled Congo
• US to take in 5,000 more refugees next year
• Dozens trapped as floods sweep Japan
• Pope to address refugee crisis in UN speech
• Debate, demonstrat­ions for Iran deal in Washington
• IS demands ransom for hostages
• Taiwan’s military simulates attacks
• Tensions will mark Chinese leader’s US visit
• New York to require salt warnings on restaurant menus
• US pastor commits suicide after Ashley Madison hack
• Han Sung refurbishe­s old Guro station
• Wikipedia to expand business here
• BMW, BASF, va-Q-tech win KGCCI awards
• Kumho Asiana raises bet to buy unit
• CeBIT losing its luster due to IFA fair
• Nescafe Dolce Gusto aims Korea presence
• ‘Outdoor look’ fad grows into demand for athletic gear
• Microsoft beats Oracle to supply database
• Latest Samsung phones well accepted in US outlet
• Apple presses deeper with new iPhones and more
• Li sees ‘painful and treacherou­s’ economic transition
• Puerto Rico unveils fiscal reform plan, braces for cuts
• Online learning booms in China
• Theme parks contribute to scientific research
• How will Zuckerberg becoming a dad change Facebook?
• Snakebite treatment will run out next year
• Last Word in Astrology
• Teen too busy with college ignores dangers of diabetes
• Even Federer wowed by quality of play
• Prince Ali announces bid for FIFA president
• Kang’s grand slam powers Pirates past Reds
• Mayweather defends his career
• NHL players set for World Cup; Olympics unclear
• Spanking children will be illegal

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