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Analyst: Biden-Yoon summit underscores importance of US-South Korean ties - Vimarsana News

Analyst: Biden-Yoon summit underscores importance of US-South Korean ties

The public is invited to a free event “Korea Matters for Hawaii/Hawaii Matters for Korea” on May 3 from 2-4 p.m. at the UH Center for Korean Studies for an update and perspective on the longstanding relationships between Korea and Hawaii and Korea and the United States.

UH Center for Korean Studies celebrates 50 years of research and education - Vimarsana News

UH Center for Korean Studies celebrates 50 years of research and education

The Center for Korean Studies at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa turns 50 this year. HPR’s Zoe Dym looks into the history of the building and its significance to Korean immigrants.

Fire at dry cleaner displaces 5 residents in S.F.'s Glen Park neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Fire at dry cleaner displaces 5 residents in S.F.'s Glen Park neighborhood

The owner of the dry cleaner tried putting out the fire, which didn’t reach the...

1 year after Myanmar's coup, families in the dark over detainees' whereabouts - Vimarsana News

1 year after Myanmar's coup, families in the dark over detainees' whereabouts

Nearly a year after his son was last seen being hauled away by Myanmar junta troops, 66-year-old Win Hlaing says he just wants to know whether he is alive. One night last April, a neighbour phoned to tell him his son, Wai Soe Hlaing, a young father who ran a phone shop in Yangon, had been detained in connection with...

A Year after Myanmar's Coup, Families of Detainees Search for Answers - Vimarsana News

A Year after Myanmar's Coup, Families of Detainees Search for Answers

Military does not notify relatives when a person is arrested, and prison officials often do not do so when they arrive in jail, so families laboriously search for their relatives by calling and visiting police stations and prisons or relying on accounts from local media or human rights groups