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Consumers forced to pay price for policy blunders Starting next month, around 9.1 million households will have to pay 2,000 won ($1.80) more in...
Time for National Assembly to act to pass anti-discrimination law Anti-discrimination legislation is gaining fresh traction as a National Assembly...
By Jon Healey The internet has been a great unifier, enabling people to join others around the globe in pursuit of common interests. And now, the...
By Rakesh Sood In March 2020, the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) turned fifty. The 10th Review Conference (RevCon), originally scheduled for...
By Tom Purcell Texting is replacing talking as the preferred form of communication? According to a?recent survey by OpenMarket, 75 percent of...
By Sandip Kumar Mishra COVID-19, a once-in-a-century kind of pandemic, seems to have dealt an unprecedented blow to the North Korean economy. Even...
By Kim Ae-ran As I was recovering from retinal detachment surgery, I learned three things. During those days, I got up earlier because I went to...
Support measures needed to minimize burden on small firms Five of Korea's business lobby groups have called for a delay in enforcing a 52-hour...
By Bernard Rowan Recently, I decided to celebrate the start of the last third of my life by returning to a "normal body weight." I've lost 40...
By Martin Schram Looking back, Vice President Kamala Harris's first major mission as the highest-ranking woman in the history of the United States...
By Toni Benn Many English teachers I encountered in Korea had been living in Korea for two or more years, but hadn't taken much thought into what...
By Ahn Ho-young President Moon Jae-in attended the Group of Seven (G7) Summit in Cornwall, United Kingdom from June 11 to 13. The event reminds me...
Suga hit for renewing hardline stance on Korea Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga cannot deflect criticism for unilaterally canceling...
Archbishop You ready to arrange Pope's visit to North Korea Pope Francis appointed Lazzaro You Heung-shik, bishop of Daejeon, as the new prefect of...
Korea faces mounting diplomatic challenge The heads of state of the Group of Seven (G7) have agreed to set up a new global partnership to counter...
By Shlomo Ben-Ami TEL AVIV ― Soon, Binyamin Netanyahu will no longer be Israel's prime minister. After 12 years in power, what kind of country will...
By John Burton Much attention in Washington is often given to the fraught relations between Korea and Japan due to its national security...
By Choe Chong-dae My interest in the Azerbaijani poet Nizami Ganjavi (1141-1209) derives from ancient Azerbaijani artifacts such as glassware,...
By John J. Metzler European majorities seem troubled and deeply disillusioned over the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, which has turned into a crisis of...
Over the past month, campaigners have been celebrating moves to get the world's biggest oil companies to address climate change. In the U.S.,...
Alliance of 4 business groups should widen gap with foreign latecomers Four of the country's major conglomerates ― Hyundai Motor, SK, POSCO and...
What do Queen Elizabeth (95), Janet Yellen (74), our president (78) and the pope (84) have in common? How about Mike DeWine (74), Jerry Brown (83)...
By Jason Lim This past week, Lee Jun-seok, 36, became the youngest ever to take the leadership of a main political party. Lee will now lead the...
By Kim Sun-ae These days I often go to a nearby public library. It is a precious space that I can use when concentration is necessary. When staying...
New PPP leader should usher in new politics The election of Lee Jun-seok, a 36-year-old politician, as the chairman of the main conservative...
By Anne-Marie Slaughter and Kazumi Hoshino-Macdonald Anne-Marie Slaughter Kazumi Hoshino-Macdonald WASHINGTON, D.C. ― The liberal international...
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