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Roh's achievements overshadowed by misdeeds The late President Roh Tae-woo, who passed away Tuesday, left behind a mixed legacy. He has been under...
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The United States is considering adding Israel and three other countries to its visa waiver program, a top US government official said on Tuesday....
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Throwing up barriers to foreign investment won't help boost GDP per capita
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By Trudy Rubin Before the U.S. exit from Kabul, we heard fine White House words about saving Afghan allies who helped U.S. troops. Yet the majority...
By Kyung Moon Hwang Not to disrespect the newly departed, but the first thing that comes to mind when considering former President Roh Tae-woo's...
Once upon a time, early death was of evolutionary benefit The notion that DNA tries to keep us alive is faulty. Listen to this. Physicians always...
By William R. Jones After reading Park Han-sol's piece posted Oct. 22 in The Korea Times, titled "Millennials redefine what a successful job should...
By Andrew Hammond While much on the agenda in Brussels for the end-of-week summit of Europe's 27 prime ministers and presidents is familiar, there...
The always debatable category of political Europe refers primarily to the leading European countries, such as Germany, France, and the United...
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Around fifty years ago the American singer Lovelace Watkins, who hadn’t made the expected impact in his own country, became a big star in the UK....
Princess Mako, the first-born daughter of Crown Prince Fumihito and Crown Princess Kiko, married Kei Komuro and left the imperial family on Oct....
The space race has been on for decades. Although different countries have different objectives. Russia has repeatedly stated that space is no place...
Israeli authorities are drafting a bill that will require airlines to share private information about travelers entering or leaving the country,...
An Iranian official blamed a cyberattack that crippled gas stations across the country Tuesday on a foreign country, as authorities said that the...
Miri “The Sudanese Are A Cancer In Our Body” Regev caused a political storm when she called the chairman of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and...
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A range of entertainment figures — including several prominent actors — signed a letter this week rejecting efforts to boycott the upcoming Tel...
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Maghar, in the north of the country, on Tuesday became Israel’s first Druze city as Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked upgraded its status from...
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The Times of Israel is liveblogging Tuesday’s events as they happen. Opposition Leader Benjamin Netanyahu’s official car was involved in a crash...
Parts of the main highway connecting Jerusalem and Tel Aviv were closed for some four hours on Tuesday after a truck hauling a bulldozer struck an...
The US state of Florida is set to begin divesting from conglomerate Unilever over the boycott of West Bank settlements announced several months ago...
Prosecutors filed an indictment Tuesday against Hadera Mayor Zvi Gendelman on a string of corruption charges including bribery, fraud and...
JTA — Fear of antisemitism spurred 40 percent of American Jews to change their behavior over the past year, according to a new survey about...
GREENBELT, Maryland (AP) — Two neo-Nazi group members intended to engage in terrorist activity before FBI agents arrested them ahead of a pro-gun...
Sometimes, even a con man lets a truth slip out. That happened to MK Bezalel Smotrich at the Knesset podium not long ago. After discarding all the...
With just five days until world leaders assemble in Scotland for a major climate summit aimed at putting the brakes on galloping climate change,...
JTA — A third of Jewish college students say they have personally experienced antisemitism in the last year, according to a new survey conducted...
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