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Time to take new strategy to defeat pandemic Korea reported 6,603 COVID-19 infections on Wednesday, marking an increase of 798 cases from a day...
Interagency differences should be narrowed first The Korea Fair Trade Commission has imposed a combined fine of 96.2 billion won ($80.7 million) on...
By Hakim Djaballah The views expressed in the article are the author's own and do not reflect the editorial direction of The Korea Times. A...
By Elizabeth Shackelford President Joe Biden has declared fighting corruption a core national security interest, and last month, the White House...
By Daniel Cohen PARIS ― Just a few weeks ago, the 2022 French presidential election seemed liked it was already a done deal: President Emmanuel...
By Christine Flowers When it became obvious that the Titanic was not going to survive its tragic collision with the iceberg in the North Atlantic,...
By James M. Dorsey Russian civilizationalism is proving handy as President Vladimir Putin seeks to expand the imaginary boundaries of his Russian...
By Sean Kelly Although the United Kingdom left the European Union over two years ago, there are still considerable disagreements concerning the...
By Sho Chang-young South Korea has obtained its current economic prosperity mainly by utilizing its people instead of natural resources, which it...
Last year at this time, I was in the process of gathering more than 900 pages of notes. My grand plan? Release a book in 2022 marking my 10th...
President Moon deserves criticism for breaching promise With less than four months remaining before the end of its term, the Moon Jae-in...
Korea needs to diversify export markets South Korea is likely to bear the brunt of China's expected economic slowdown this year, raising the need...
By Parmy Olson In cyberwarfare, the toughest question to answer definitively is "Who did it?" It's no surprise then that Microsoft Corp. avoided...
By Rushan Ziatdinov Fresh water is found in abundance around our globe, yet is distributed unevenly. While certain countries, such as Brazil,...
By John J. Metzler The global economy is hardly out of the woods yet. The resurgent COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with labor shortages and an...
By Carl Bildt STOCKHOLM ― The Russian threat to Ukraine is not the only potential crisis in Eastern Europe this year. Bosnia and Herzegovina is...
By Shin Freedman Renewal is in order now that we're in a new year. We have just passed through a historically, politically and medically monumental...
Regulators should devise steps to protect minority stockholders LG Energy Solution (LGES), which will go public on Jan. 27, is likely to hit the...
HDC chief should take full responsibility for collapse Civic organizations are raising their voices demanding the due punishment of HDC Hyundai...
By William J. Waggoner As the Russians menace Ukraine by amassing at least 100,000 troops at the border, it is time to ask what Russian President...
By Jeffrey D. Jones Over the past several decades, the world has changed at an amazing pace. But nothing has been as revolutionary as the...
By Erin Kim Australia's strict border laws have come under fire recently over the men's No. 1 tennis player, Novak Djokovic, who was confined to a...
By Ahn Ho-young 2022 is going to be a year of important elections in a large number of countries around the world. In Korea, we are going to have a...
By Arthur I. Cyr "Hubble on steroids!" That is how actively involved Garth Illingworth, a professor of astronomy at the University of California,...
More efforts needed to nurture highly qualified workers Global chip sales from Chinese companies will grow rapidly in the next few years, closing...
North Korea should stop provocations, accept help North Korea has shown signs of resuming long-stalled trade with China, with its freight train...
By Hippolyte Fofack CAIRO ― More than 20,000 Africans were killed in violent conflicts in 2020, an almost tenfold increase from a decade ago....
New results from a long-running public opinion survey show that about one in three Americans is now "alarmed" by global warming. Is it any wonder,...
By Andrew Hammond On Jan. 6 Japan and Australia signed a new security defense deal highlighting how Tokyo is of growing strategic importance as a...
By Deauwand Myers Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, during the formal impeachment of then U.S. President Donald Trump, rehashed a famous quote of...
Monetary, fiscal policies should go hand in hand Monetary and fiscal policies need to go hand in hand in order to maximize their effects. Imagine...
By Clara Ferreira Marques Director Adam McKay's climate satire "Don't Look Up" isn't exactly subtle. The hair is big, the parody obvious, the...
By Tom Purcell Hello, 2022. We hope you're not expecting to get the honeymoon treatment that most New Years have gotten throughout history. You...
By Kim Sun-ae Who among Korea's presidential candidates will respond to the climate crisis most wisely? Ahn Cheol-soo of the People's Party and...
Hyundai, Kia duped consumers into buying expensive spare parts Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors have unfairly disparaged the qualities and functions of...
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