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From Charlotte to Singapore, these cities are using cutting-edge sustainability strategies to tackle climate change—and point the way for other places to follow

Roh Gwan-gyu was elected mayor of Suncheon, South Jeolla Province, in June 2022 -- just 10 months before the Suncheonman International Garden Expo. While there was limited time, Roh made sure everything was being prepared smoothly by assuming the position as the Chairman of Suncheonman International Garden Expo’s organizing committee. “Since I took office on July 1 (2022), I was always present on site to ...

The Suncheonman International Garden Expo, which kicked off on April 1, will show off its fall flowers over the Chuseok holiday. After first launching in 2013, the Suncheonman International Garden Expo in Suncheon, South Jeolla Province, has returned for the first time in 10 years. The expo organizers said while the first edition focused on preventing urban expansion, this year's expo builds on it to include lan...

I recommend activities that allow you to take in the wonderful scenery, sample delicious foods and simply have fun with your family and friends.

If you want to enjoy the golden-hued mountains and fields, and the many fall flowers, then plan a visit to Suncheon in Jeollanam-do.

Korea and its culture are in truth very different from what can be seen on the surface.

Born in Erith, Kent in 1945 Wendy Cope attended St Hildas College, Oxford where she learned history followed by studies as a teacher at Westminster Col...

When in mid-August, just before Korea´s national holiday (Gwangbokjeol), the World Scout Jamboree ended, a catastrophe narrowly could be avoided. With the additional urge due to an upcoming typhoon, 40,000 scouts were evacuated from the original jamboree site in Saemangeum. While the organization of the evacuation of the scouts worked flawlessly, and once again confirmed Koreas reputation to be able in rapid planning, before that reputation took a heavy blow.

Yoon urged to sack ministers over Jamboree debacle Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

A bus carrying Scouts from Switzerland collided with another bus Wednesday on a road in the southern city of Suncheon while heading to Seoul, leaving three Scouts and five others injured, police and fire authorities said.