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By Burley Smith I recently read an excellent story carried in the New York Times that compared the Afghanistan refugee evacuation to our part in...
1642-Harvard College in Cambridge, Mass, 1st commencement 1862-Lincoln's Emancipation is published in Northern Newspapers 1897-First frontier days...
By Tanya Ogilvie-White and Wilfred Wan Tanya Ogilvie-White Wilfred Wan What can and should we be doing to reduce the increasing nuclear threat?...
By Jason Lim A recent Wall Street Journal article headlined, "Digital Addictions Are Drowning Us in Dopamine," has an interesting subtitle: "Rising...
Presidential contenders must offer economic revival plans The Bank of Korea (BOK) has estimated the potential growth rate of the national economy at...
Moon again proposes end of war declaration President Moon Jae-in once again proposed a formal end to the 1950-53 Korean War in his speech to the...
It's been just over a month since a powerful 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti's southern peninsula, killing more than 2,200 people. Hundreds...
By Christine Flowers As expected, everyone's apoplectic about the Supreme Court's decision not to block the Texas abortion law. It's no secret I...
Steps needed to secure food sovereignty in climate change era The government announced a plan Thursday to ensure a stable food supply for the...
China should not try to pit Korea against US Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's two-day visit to South Korea raised more concern that hope over...
Government, Hyundai should continue support for job creation Gwangju Global Motors (GGM), a provincial automaker launched as part of the Moon...
By James M. Dorsey The Taliban's record in recent weeks of making good on promises to respect human and women's rights, as well as to uphold...
Human freedom has many threats, as we are reminded of today of all days. The struggle for freedom is never finished. It is iterative and...
By Kathy Kelly When I visited Kabul as a peace activist in 2014, at the height of the U.S. troop surge, I spoke with "Esmatullah," a pseudonym for...
By Nancy Qian CHICAGO ― The United States' withdrawal from Afghanistan has captured the world's attention. The chaos, distress, and general sadness...
By Shin Freedman My very first job was as a tutor when I was in high school. Throughout my college years, I spent my time as a tutor to pay for my...
By John J. Metzler We all remember where we were on Sept. 11, 2001. We all remember with sheer disbelief watching the unfolding horror and the...
By Troy Stangarone Sometimes there are situations where we have the ability to do something, but it isn't wise to do so. The recent decision by the...
Coronavirus blues prompts surge in suicide rates The number of ambulances dispatched in response to suicides or attempted suicides has soared over...
Big tech fined for abusing market dominance Korea's antitrust watchdog fined Google 207.4 billion won ($177 million) Tuesday for abusing its...
By John Sheridan The 1980s were an exciting time to be in booming Seoul, with Koreans and expat English teachers alike hustling for a better...
For nearly half a century, the federal courts could be counted on to protect women and their constitutional right to a safe and legal abortion. The...
By Heo Mane The Doha Peace Agreement struck between the U.S. and Taliban once was hailed as "historic" in Washington at the time of its signing....
By Park Yoon-bae The chaotic U.S. exit from Afghanistan and the Taliban's return to power speak volumes about America's foreign policy and its...
By Sandip Kumar Mishra In 1924, a British court gave a very famous axiom of jurisprudence. It said, "Not only must justice be done, but it also...
Government should prioritize most vulnerable groups when providing relief funds The recent death of a small business owner who was on the brink of...
North Korea should refrain from raising tension North Korea has again tried to raise military tension on the Korean Peninsula by testing long-range...
By Yoo Yeon-chul Here comes a story of our children from past to present. In a national children's art contest in the 1970s, an artwork depicting...
By Martin Schram Summer traditionally ends in a most un-august manner, lulling us lazily and newslessly into a faux placidity. Somehow it always...
By Elizabeth Shackelford When President Joe Biden announced the end of America's 20-year war in Afghanistan, he also vowed that the fight against...
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