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Watch: Jung Joon Young Introduces His "Fiancée" In Sweet Comeback MV(News) - Duration: 0:57.
Watch: Jung Joon Young Introduces His "Fiancée" In Sweet Comeback MV
Jung Joon Young has returned as a soloist!.
The singer is active as a member of the band Drug Restaurant, but he made a solo comeback this time with his single Fiancée. The lyrics are about proposing to your lover and promising that youll protect them forever.
Jung Joon Young co-wrote the song with Royal Pirates member Moon Kim and invited rapper Microdot to feature in the track. Soompi. Display. News. English. 300x250. Mobile. English. 300x250. ATF.
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배우 "김성민" "새벽 자살 시도" 왜?? 이유는? | News KR - Duration: 8:10.
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SEVENTEEN To Compete On Cho Yong Pil Special Of "Immortal Songs"(News) - Duration: 1:25.
SEVENTEEN To Compete On Cho Yong Pil Special Of "Immortal Songs"
Details have been revealed for the Cho Yong Pil special of Immortal Songs!.
On March 29, industry representatives reported that artists including SEVENTEEN, Kim Kyung Ho, Lena Park, Han Dong Geun, and Jung Dong Ha will be recording for the program on April 9. Soompi. Display. News. English. 300x250. Mobile. English. 300x250. ATF.
Cho Yong Pil, who has released many popular songs over the past few decades, is appearing on the program after being casted for seven years.
The special will air over three weeks, so several other artists will be competing in addition to the ones mentioned above. The Cho Yong Pil special of Immortal Songs will air its first episode on April 21.
Check out the previous episode of Immortal Songs below:.
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( US News ) French Jewish Leaders 'Horrified' By Murder Of Holocaust Survivor - Duration: 8:31.
French Jewish Leaders 'Horrified' By Murder Of Holocaust Survivor
French Jewish groups are demanding protests and action after reports that an elderly Jewish woman was murdered in an alleged anti-Semitic attack in Paris.
Jewish leaders are calling for French politicians and citizens to reaffirm their commitment to fighting anti-Semitism after the killing of Mireille Knoll, an 85-year-old Holocaust survivor, last Friday. Some are calling on allies to participate in a silent march on Wednesday in Paris in memory of the grandmother and other recent French victims of anti-Semitism.
"We need more people to feel moved, concerned, and therefore take an active part in this fight," Simone Rodan-Benzaquen, director of the advocacy group American Jewish Committee (AJC) in Europe, wrote in an op-ed for HuffPost France.
"When anti-Semitic violence grows, democracy is at stake." Knoll was reportedly stabbed 11 times during the attack inside her Paris apartment on Friday.
Her body was partly burned after the attackers tried to set her home on fire, The New York Times reported.
Two men have been arrested in connection to the killing and face preliminary charges of murder with anti-Semitic motives, according to The Associated Press.
LIONEL BONAVENTURE via Getty Images A picture taken on March 27 shows a photo of Mireille Knoll on the door of her apartment in Paris after she was found dead in her apartment on March 23 by firefighters called to extinguish a blaze.
The woman's son, Daniel Knoll, said that his mother had known one of the suspects for a long time and often invited him into her home against the advice of her children. "My mother had a thirst for knowledge and meeting new people and talking to them and that's what killed her," he told the AP.
Some Jewish leaders reflected on the tragic irony of Knoll's death, which came decades after the woman fled the Holocaust. In 1942, a then-9-year-old Knoll narrowly escaped being deported to a Nazi concentration camp with thousands of other Parisian Jews. Knoll was able to escape the mass arrest, which became known as the Vel d'Hiv roundup, with the help of a family member with Brazilian citizenship, the AP reported. The family fled to Portugal.
Knoll returned to her home country after the end of World War II.
Nearly all those who were arrested during the roundup ― more than 13,000 people ― were murdered at Auschwitz. Francis Kalifat, head of the Representative Council of French Jewish Institutions (CRIF), an umbrella group for French Jewish organizations, said Knoll was "absolutely massacred." "This makes one feel something absolutely terrible," Kalifat told The New York Times.
"She escaped the anti-Semitism of the Nazis, but in the end her destiny followed her because she was killed because of anti-Semitism." LIONEL BONAVENTURE via Getty Images A picture shows the window of the apartment of Mireille Knoll in Paris sealed by the police.
France's Grand Rabbi, Haïm Korsia, said he was "horrified" by Knoll's death.
He compared the murder to that of another Jewish woman in the same Paris arrondissement, Sarah Halimi, last April.
The 65-year-old Orthodox Jewish woman was assaulted and thrown out of a window by a suspect of Malian origin. It took months for French prosecutors to classify Halimi's murder as an anti-Semitic attack.
"The horror of crime and the violence of the murderers are identical and remind us of the negative side of humanity," Korsia wrote in a tweet.
France's Jewish communities have grown increasingly concerned about safety in recent years.
In 2015, four people were killed during an attack on a kosher supermarket in Paris.
Nearly 8,000 French Jews reportedly moved to Israel in the year after this attack.
In 2012, three children and a teacher were murdered outside a Jewish school in Toulouse.
NurPhoto via Getty Images A picture taken on Jan.
9 shows a French kosher grocery store in Creteil, south of Paris, after it was destroyed in an arson attack that revived fears over anti-Semitism.
Anti-Semitic violence in France increased by 26 percent in 2017, while criminal damage to Jewish synagogues and cemeteries increased by 22 percent, according to a national study.
This January, a kosher grocery store near Paris was damaged in a suspected arson attack.
Weeks later, an 8-year-old boy wearing a Jewish kippa was beaten up in a northern Paris suburb. Marc Knobel, a historian at CRIF, told The Local France that the deaths of Halimi and Knoll have contributed to a "great feeling of fear and insecurity" in Jewish communities. "People are extremely shocked and very worried," he said.
LIONEL BONAVENTURE via Getty Images A man places a picture of Mireille Knoll on the fence surrounding her building in Paris on March 27, 2018.
Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo called on Parisians to join Wednesday's silent march in honor of Knoll.
A wide array of French politicians have promised to attend, the AP reported.
In a tweet, French President Emmanuel Macron said he was appalled by Knoll's murder and expressed his "absolute determination to fight against anti-Semitism." Rodan-Benzaquen, director of AJC Europe, said that while these declarations for politicians help French Jews "feel less lonely," more needs to be done by French citizens and society at large.
She called on all Parisians to march on Wednesday for "our assassinated grandmother." "Many French Jews believe that while they have tried to warn their fellow citizens that this hatred will spread and ultimately attack French people everywhere, only few have listened," she wrote. .
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( US News ) Kim Jong Un Met With Xi Jinping, China Confirms - Duration: 5:18.
Kim Jong Un Met With Xi Jinping, China Confirms
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met in secret with China's Xi Jinping this week in Kim's first trip abroad since assuming power, Chinese state news reported Wednesday.
The news confirms widespread rumors that Kim had unexpectedly traveled to China via an armored train on Monday in his first foreign trip as leader of the North.
The 21-car behemoth chugged into Beijing's central train station, where a military honor guard and a large motorcade of diplomatic vehicles reportedly met it.
But senior officials in the U.S., South Korea and China declined to comment on exactly who was thought to be in the carriages.
The news of Kim's visit was only officially confirmed after the same train left Beijing. Yang Jiech, a leading Chinese diplomat, will brief South Korean officials on Thursday about the meeting, South Korea's government said.
President Donald Trump said he heard from Xi on Tuesday night.
"His meeting with KIM JONG UN went very well and that KIM looks forward to his meeting with me," Trump tweeted Wednesday.
In the meantime, and unfortunately, maximum sanctions and pressure must be maintained at all cost! Xi Jinping, Kim Jong Un hold talks in Beijing https://t.co/uCJX76DSHA pic.twitter.com/VshbzqqWoI — China Xinhua News (@XHNews) March 27, 2018 China's state-run Xinhua News Agency said Kim made the unofficial visit at Xi's request, just weeks before the North Korean leader is expected to meet with U.S.
President Donald Trump.
Kim was also accompanied by his wife, Ri Sol-ju, and his senior advisers.
The meeting is a new development in the diplomatic saga on the Korean peninsula.
Kim met with envoys from South Korea earlier this month, who later said the North Korean government was open to holding talks with the United States.
Chinese media reported that Kim expressed a similar willingness for dialogue during his meeting with Xi.
"The issue of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula can be resolved, if south Korea and the United States respond to our efforts with goodwill, create an atmosphere of peace and stability while taking progressive and synchronous measures for the realization of peace," Kim Jong Un was quoted as saying in Xinhua News.
The outlet also said Kim hoped to "develop friendship" with China following the meeting.
It's unclear where a summit between Kim and Trump would take place.
Until this week, Kim had never crossed North Korean borders.
A sitting U.S.
president has never traveled to the country.
This is a developing story.
Please check back for updates.
KCNA KCNA/Reuters Kim Jong Un, pictured at a trolley factory in Pyongyang in February, reportedly arrived in Beijing by armored train this week in his first trip abroad as North Koreas leader.
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Channel24 TV Live News Bangla, 29 March 2018,(Bangla Sangbad Online)Bangladesh News,Bd Live News - Duration: 14:14.
Channel24 TV Live News Bangla, 29 March 2018,(Bangla Sangbad Online)Bangladesh News,Bd Live News
Channel24 TV Live News Bangla, 29 March 2018,(Bangla Sangbad Online)Bangladesh News,Bd Live News
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BIGBANG's Seungri Explains How He Introduces Korean Food To International Friends(News) - Duration: 1:58.
BIGBANG's Seungri Explains How He Introduces Korean Food To International Friends
BIGBANGs Seungri guested on the March 28 episode of tvNs Wednesday Food Talk, where he talked about how he introduced Korean food to his international friends. Seungri first expressed his pride for all things Korean. He commented, I have pride as a Korean man.
If someone says Koreas not fun, my eyes get fired up. I ask, Who said that? and tell them to come find me. He then talked about the specific strategy he has.
First, I show Koreas high-quality side. I buy them elegant and expensive Korean food. Then I show them the local food.. Soompi. Display. News. English. 300x250. Mobile. English. 300x250. ATF.
He also shared tips on how to eat certain foods in the best way.
During the octopus episode, he explained that the tastiest way to eat octopus is to grill it and eat it as a wrap with soybean paste and garlic. He then joked, I feel a sense of kinship with the octupus.
Its got a big head so its similar to me..
He further added, I actually have a pretty packed presence in BIGBANG. Its the type of presence where you think the group can exist without me, but if Im not there, it feels empty..
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( US News ) Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu Taken To Hospital For Tests - Duration: 1:29.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu Taken To Hospital For Tests
JACK GUEZ via Getty Images Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the annual health conference in Tel Aviv on March 27, 2018.
(JACK GUEZ/AFP/Getty Images).
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the leader was taken to hospital on Tuesday for tests following an illness.
"The prime minister is suffering from a high fever and is coughing," a spokesman for the 68-year-old Netanyahu, said in a text message.
Netanyahu's personal physician believes the prime minister had not fully recovered from an illness two weeks ago and therefore decided he should undergo further tests at hospital, the spokesman said. (Reporting by Maayan Lubell; Editing by Alison Williams) .
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