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By Park Yoon-bae Korean politicians are under growing criticism for looking after their own vested interests without making much effort to change...
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Archbishop of Tokyo calls for greater compassion for refugees and disabled
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On Friday, November 15th, photojournalist Muath Amarneh left his home wearing his uniform and blue helmet to cover the demonstrations by residents...
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New entity to compete with global AI giants A joint venture involving Japanese messaging app Line Corp. and internet portal Yahoo Japan Corp. is...
Time to rectify chronic export-import imbalance with Japan Korea's trade deficit with Japan is improving at a rapid pace. The nation's trade...
Yascha Mounk, a political scientist well known in the United States, has spoken on the crisis of liberal democracy brought on by the global surge...
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Over the summer of 2019, observers of events in Syria were left bemused by the news that Rami Makhlouf had been placed under house arrest. It...
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By Kim Hyung-yun At around 5 a.m. in Jakarta, the morning starts off with Azan, the Islamic call to prayer. The children of Jakarta start their...
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