Fermented food including soy sauce is a staple in South Korean cuisine, with soy sauces made by famous artisans and fermented for decades or centuries sold for tens of thousands of dollars per litre.
The EU has struggled for over a year to finalise a list of non-EU tax havens, with countries such as Ireland, Malta and Luxembourg worried about scaring off firms headquartered in their low tax capitals
The new biometric system -- which follows similar requirements in Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan -- will begin on December 15, according to the telecoms regulator.
The Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College in New York estimated in a report released last month that about 114,000 to 213,000 Puerto Rican residents will leave the island annually "as a result of Hurricane Maria."
Olympic planning officials have made the cuts by changing construction methods and installing cheaper temporary seats in some venues instead of permanent ones.
Mugabe has exercised his powers to relieve honourable vice president E.D. Mnangagwa of his position as vice president," Information Minister Simon Khaya Moyo told a press briefing in Harare, accusing him of "disloyalty".
Bomb threats are extremely uncommon in Japan. No explosives were found and no arrests were made in any of the cases, which took place far away from the capital.
Patrice Evra praised the support he has received from real Marseille fans, just three days after launching a karate kick at one of his team's own supporters.
Hariri, a protege of Riyadh, yesterday announced his surprise resignation in a broadcast from the Saudi capital. He cited the "grip" of Iran -- an ally of Shiite group Hezbollah -- on the country, and also said he feared for his life
Trump's conciliatory-sounding comment came after months of fiery rhetorical exchanges between the two leaders, prompted by a series of internationally condemned nuclear and missile tests by the North Korea.
A Saudi prince was killed when a helicopter with several officials on board crashed near the kingdom's southern border with war-torn Yemen, state television said.
The bill, which was approved by the Cabinet and is waiting for a green light from Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni, is a bid by the government to stop incriminating but private conversations being splashed in the media
The five, who face accusations of rebellion and sedition in Spain, are due to appear later on Sunday before a judge who will decide within 24 hours whether to detain or release them.
The claim of the suicide attack on the security forces in the southern port city was made online by the extremist group's Aden and Abyan Wilayah, which said "clashes are still ongoing".
The apparently coordinated attacks spell an abrupt end to a period of relative calm that has reigned in Aden, where the government of President Hadi has been based since it was driven out of the capital Sanaa by a rival rebel camp in 2014.
Ashleigh Barty may have fallen to America's CoCo Vandeweghe in China this week, but the 21-year-old Australian has proven she's got what it takes to be a top player.
PDeCAT, the party of deposed Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont, who is currently in Belgium and refused to appear before a judge in Madrid last week, would only come fourth, the two surveys suggest.
Radical opposition activist Vyacheslav Maltsev had appealed on his website for his supporters to hold protests across Russia on Sunday, calling for a "people's Revolution" and for an immediate end to Putin's rule.
