Daily Press 03/28/2012
Security
1. World Leaders United Against N.Korean Missile Launch
2. 'More Than 30 N.Korean Officials Purged'
3. Nuclear Summit communique short of specific targets
4. World leaders at summit hope NK will open up
5. SK and others to research low-enriched uranium reactor
6. NKorea reveals details of satellite US calls cover for testing missile technology
7. Seoul Talks Offer U.S. an Opening on Pakistan
8. Pyongyang criticizes Tokyo for covering up past with rights issues
9. Summit concludes with 11-point pledge
10. EU urges NK to give up missiles, nukes
11. North Korea Reaffirms Plan to Launch Satellite
12. Divergent forces in NK fomenting crisis: Cha
13. China to let 11 refugees in consulates to defect
14. Japan approves more textbooks claiming Dokdo
Economics
15. Consumer Confidence Is on Two Month Consecutive Rise
16. Samsung Is U.S.' Most Frequent Patent Defendant
17. S.Korea Hana says will pursue insurance assets
18. S.Korea Q2 exporter mood picks up but still pessimistic
19. Lee, leaders agree on cooperation
20. Korea, EU heads hail FTA benefits
21. S. Korea, Indonesia announce launch of free trade talks
22. Exports to pick up in second quarter: KITA
23. Samsung reaches out to secure global mobile lead
24. Samsung C&T joins $5 billion carbon-capture project in Britain
25. S Korea banks: the allure of overseas
26. Kim in 3rd year, but reviews mixed
27. Software piracy losses drop 29% in 2011: report
28. Major hospitals to use more Korean-made equipment
29. Gabon president agrees green action with Korean groups
30. Korean economy running out of steam
31. Consumers cut back, says KCCI
32. High rent, heating costs cause spike in expenses
33. Korea to build nuclear plant for Vietnam
South Korean Politics and News
34. World Bank Chief Nominee to Visit Korea
35. Foreign Ministry Opens Dokdo Website
36. Lee Meets with Australian Prime Minister
37. Japanese PM Stirs Up Trouble with 'Comfort Women' Remark
38. Parties brace for start of official campaign
39. Ahn seen leaning toward presidential bid: pundits
40. Ex-official: Pres. Office knew of destruction of evidence
41. Candidates embark on campaigns
42. Ahn keeps presidential ambitions afloat
43. Korea's first overseas voting begins
44. Houses of key surveillance suspects raided
45. Big speech sets HUFS campus abuzz
46. Surveillance cameras to monitor you on subway cars
Editorials
47. North Korea votes conservative
48. Japanese PM’s continued refusal to acknowledge sexual slavery
49. Rocket plan breaks spirit of food aid deal
52. Step toward a nuclear-free world
53. Japan's recurring nonsense
54. Corrupt ties
56. Why Does Japan Want to Teach Lies to Future Generations?
