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By Kaushik Basu ITHACA, NEW YORK ― Technology is changing the world faster than policymakers can devise new ways to cope with it. As a result,...
Stop internal strife and seek ways to reduce damage Japan has begun the countdown to release into the Pacific Ocean wastewater from the crippled...
By Sandip Kumar Mishra It happened after a long time. The top leaders of South Korea and Japan visited each other's capital cities in quick...
By Ellen Johnson Sirleaf MONROVIA ― My work has taken me far and wide, across oceans and vast expanses of land, and I have been lucky enough to...
By John J. Metzler The world seems to have forgotten about Syria. You could excuse this after a dozen years of bloody conflict, humanitarian...
By Joseph S. Nye, Jr. CAMBRIDGE ― As the 2024 U.S. presidential primary campaign season begins, the most likely final contest is a rematch...
By Jennifer Weiss-Wolf and Sharon Malone There are an estimated 55 million women in menopause in the United States today, the majority of whom...
By Yi Woo-won Once in ancient times, I had a cat that had lived with my family for over a decade. It was one of the two kittens that my daughter...
South Korea elected as a non-permanent member of UNSC By Kim Won-soo Geopolitical dynamics among the world's three emerging blocs are turning out...
By Manpreet Sethi On Feb. 21, as Russia marked one year of its "special military operations" in Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin announced the...
By Don Lieber I chose a career in medicine because I wanted to work somewhere with a strong ethical foundation. It was the same reason I spent...
By Shlomo Ben-Ami TEL AVIV ― What does President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's election for an unprecedented third term mean for Turkish foreign policy?...
By Kim Ji-soo When the young May verdant gives way to deeper summer greens in June, many Koreans ― particularly older Koreans who remember directly...
By Lee Eung-tae The other day I got a message ostensibly from a popular parcel delivery company. I had mail and I should click on the site to...
By Jay Ambrose While touches of decency still hang around, a leftist, holier-than-thou, pseudo-intellectual movement is pummeling America into a...
Dialogue, not repression, leads to success The Federation of Korean Trade Unions (FKTU), the more moderate of Korea's two largest umbrella unions,...
By Ricardo Hausmann CAMBRIDGE ― You have heard this before: greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) are too high to stop catastrophic changes to our...
By Chung Kyung-young On April 26, in commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the ROK-U.S. alliance, the two allies agreed that both presidents are...
By Andrew Hammond The new European Political Community (EPC) of almost 50 nations has generated much media interest since its formation in 2022,...
By Lee Nan-hee The other day, I was sitting in front of my desk as usual in the evening. I was thinking about the next day and week, what I would...
Extensive steps needed to boost exports, economy The national economy has been mired in a slump amid bleak economic indicators including exports,...
By Stacy Torres I've never had a smartphone or used social media, and I'm in my 40s, so when I see young people like 17-year-old Logan Lane and...
Amadou Hott Mark Malloch-Brown By Amadou Hott and Mark Malloch-Brown NEW YORK ― Africa bears virtually no responsibility for the greenhouse-gas...
By Jonathan Bernstein We can finally exhale. The House of Representatives passed an agreement to suspend the debt ceiling until 2025, and the...
By Lee Jong-eun This year's spring has been a busy time of bilateral diplomacy between South Korea and Japan. In March, South Korean President Yoon...
By William R. Jones A while back, a gentleman wrote, "Why is English hard to learn?" He covered the topic quite well. He mentioned why English is...
By Choo Jae-woo China is once again on Korea's back. Following President Yoon Suk Yeol's state visit to the U.S. and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio...
Nation must increase doctors and improve reward system Korea's healthcare system was exemplary until a few years ago. It was easy to access, had...
By Slavoj Zizek LJUBLJANA ― On May 14, 2023, the European Jewish Association held its annual conference in Porto, Portugal, where it adopted a...
By John Alderman Linton As part of the fourth generation of a family of missionaries, I've witnessed many changes during my time in Korea. It's...
By Kim Jin-heon Chujado, a tranquil island with a population of approximately two thousand, is split into North and South Chujado, and is connected...
By Jason Lim Elise Hu, who served as the inaugural bureau chief for NPR in Seoul from 2015-2018, recently published a book titled, "Flawless:...
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