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It is imperative to reform debt-ridden state enterprises State-owned companies are often called "divine workplaces," as they offer job security and...
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By Scott Martelle If it's true that "a riot," as the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "is the language of the unheard," then a lot of people...
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Commentary. Over the last few weeks, the Democratic Party has seen the rebirth of an incomprehensible nostalgia for the ‘majoritarian’ system....
Turkey has faced difficulties due to the northern Syria operation launched on Oct. 9. After reaching a deal with the U.S., Turkey now needs the...
In the Rugby World Cup now being hosted by Japan, the nation’s squad won all four of its pool stage matches to secure the top spot in Pool A and...
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NEW YORK – The New Yorker and the Atlantic have never been known for their business coverage, so when both magazines published long articles...
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By Choi Sung-jin On Oct. 11, 1990, South and North Korea held their first friendly football match at Rungrado 1st of May Stadium in Pyongyang....
By Eugene Lee Despite being a six- or seven-hour flight away, Central Asia for many in Korea remains terra incognita, an exotic land. However, in...
Although the Turkish offensive in north-east Syria has ceased for five days, concerns are mounting over the humanitarian impact of the operation...
Germany's Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer has told DW she wants a security zone in Syria overseen by Russia, Turkey and Europe. The...
As US troops flee northeast Syria – they leave behind their Kurdish proxies to face an uncertain future at the hands of approaching Turkish...
Viewed from the perspective of analyzing the situation in South Asia, two noteworthy events took place in the first half of October of this year....
The ceasefire (in the words of the U.S.) or the pause (in the words of Turkey) in the Syrian operation will not deliver an end to the imbroglio....
I might have some stories to tell, a few truths to reveal and maybe one or two secrets to share. But then for whom do I write for when writing in a...
Once upon a time, a refugee family in Turkey rents an apartment belonging to C.Ç.’s parents. C.Ç. is a 35-year old man. He likes the Syrian...
It is forbidden to call what is happening a “war.” A well-timed decision. What’s going on is not a war. Everyone knows that. But it’s...
In my last column on September 9, I discussed what the US’ problem was with China, that many of its expectations concerning China were not met;...
Today’s meeting at the Russian resort town of Sochi between Presidents Putin and Erdoğan will likely determine the course of events in Syria....
The US has let down the Kurds once again. This had already happened in 2017 when the Iraqi Kurdistan region held an independence referendum and...
Turkey started its military operation in Syria on 9 October aiming, according to Ankara, to secure a 30 km-wide safe zone along the border. It is...
Turkey is, yet again, undergoing a debt crisis. On that front, in a shallow sense, this time is not different. The details are different, and those...
It’s lucky that every few years they also attack Israeli soldiers. That makes it possible to again report on the regular, self-assured violence...
Earlier this month, hundreds of asylum seekers protested against conditions at the Moria refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos after a woman...
Parties should not play off races against each other
MADRID – November 9, 1989, is a date my generation will never forget, and one that will forever be inscribed in human history. On that day nearly...
Canadian federal elections are a tired, orchestrated pantomime. That pantomime was on routine display over the past several weeks, culminating in...
There have been few occasions in our lifetimes that the world has been in more need of dialogue. From wars to civil unrest, today there is conflict...
On Tuesday evening, two days before its expiration, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu returned to President Reuven Rivlin the mandate to form the...
The world is at a historic juncture. When the Berlin Wall fell in November 1989, it signified the effective end of the cold war and the emergence of...
China's foreign minister said Monday that he was confident of a investment deal being clinched with the European Union, while pressing for talks...
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PARALYSED by seething protesters and intransigent bosses in Beijing, Hong Kong's government lacks the power and experience to end the unprecedented...
In Japanese, the word "niwaka" is often used as a prefix to denote something passing or impermanent. "Niwaka benkyo" is used to mean "cramming for...
WASHINGTON – Nature abhors a vacuum, and so does geopolitics. So it was predictable that, following the snap decision by U.S. President Donald...
Commentary. An internationalized Green New Deal project would demand the creation of millions of new jobs at all skill levels, requiring the...
Prime Minister Boris Johnson came back from Brussels with a deal better than any Theresa May ever achieved, so he says. His talks with the...
NEW YORK – Three of the world’s more affluent cities have erupted in protests and unrest this year. Paris has faced waves of protests and...
PARIS – By withdrawing American troops from northern Syria, US President Donald Trump has once again signaled that his administration recognizes...
Sočasno s tem smo "pomagali pozdraviti Hodginov limfom z Gersonovo terapijo za 8000 evrov, ki je goljufiva zavarovalnica ne krije". A le malokdo...
Myslieť si, že každé spájanie v politike prinesie automaticky synergický efekt, je veľký omyl, najmä vtedy, keď voliči nie sú pevne...
In December 2018, 17-year-old Palestinian teen, Ayham Sabah, was sentenced by an Israeli military court to 35 years in prison for his alleged role...
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