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By Tom Purcell Despite the many blessings of living in America, why aren't more Americans happy? According to?World Population...
By Nicholas Goldberg Recently a White House commission heard testimony on a controversial proposal to strip the U.S. Supreme Court of...
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By Christine Flowers It's very easy these days to say that social media is toxic. People act in ways they'd never do in real life,...
By Kim Sang-woo For many decades, Taiwan has been the most serious political-military flashpoint in U.S.-China relations, and in recent...
By Cho Hee-kyoung With just half a year remaining until next year's presidential election, the primary races for the major political...
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By Lee Sang-hyun Lee Sang-hyun, president of Sejong Institute South Korea was recently appointed as the next chair of the...
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By Nobumasa Akiyama Australia's decision to build attack nuclear submarines in cooperation with the United States and the United...
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By Anne-Marie Slaughter WASHINGTON, DC ― September marked a new year in the Jewish calendar, for schools around the world, and in the...
By Chyung Eun-ju and Joel Cho Chyung Eun-ju Joel Cho As society makes steady steps into the Fourth Industrial Revolution,...
By Kim Sung-woo On Oct. 23, Blackpink, one of the most popular K-pop bands in the world with almost 250 million Instagram followers,...
In this photo taken on Oct. 1, 2019, a man cleans a statue of Indian independence icon Mahatma Gandhi on the eve of his 150th birth anniversary in...
By Rushan Ziatdinov Nobody could predict the impact that COVID-19 would have on our world; it changed so much of our daily routines. The stigma of...
By Mark Leonard BERLIN ― The geopolitical story of the last few years has featured Western democracies' gradual awakening to the realities of an...
By John Sheridan A Swiss couple visiting Seoul regaled me with the building boom they had observed during their whirlwind tour of China, adding...
By Robert D. Atkinson U.S. trade policy has turned inward. Since World War II the United States was the leading force for globalization and trade...
By Nancy Qian EVANSTON ― China's commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2060, now enshrined in its 14th Five-Year Plan (5YP),...
By Shim Jae-yun Various indicators are appearing pointing to a possible inter-Korean summit between President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader...
By Kaushik Basu ITHACA ― Recent days have brought me a storm of emails and calls about the collapse of the World Bank's most widely...
By Peter K. Lee The Biden administration recently agreed to share its nuclear-powered submarine technology with Australia as part of...
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By Peter S. Kim Over the past few months, China dominated global headlines with its draconian clampdown on its national champions,...
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By Bjorn Andersson Imagine it is the year 2050. In Asia-Pacific, one in four people will be over the age of 60; three times the number...
By Park Jung-won During a tour of Afghanistan in January 2002, Joe Biden, then a United States senator and the chair of the Senate's...
By Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana The growing number and share of older persons in the Asia-Pacific region represent success stories of...
By Park Jung-won During a tour of Afghanistan in January 2002, Joe Biden, then a United States senator and the chair of the Senate's Foreign...
By Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana The growing number and share of older persons in the Asia-Pacific region represent success stories of declining...
On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the admission of the two Koreas to the United Nations, this is the second and last of two articles that...
By Bjorn Andersson Imagine it is the year 2050. In Asia-Pacific, one in four people will be over the age of 60; three times the number...
By Cho Hee-kyoung Early this month, the 390 Afghans "of special merit," evacuated from Taliban-occupied Kabul and spirited halfway...
On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the admission of the two Koreas to the United Nations, this is the first of two articles that will review...
By Robert Skidelsky LONDON ― Amid all the talk of when and how to end or reverse quantitative easing (QE), one question is almost...
The number of children sent overseas for adoption / Courtesy of Lee Kyung-eun This article is the 16th in a series about Koreans adopted...
By James M. Dorsey A paradigm shift in jihadist thinking suggests that the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan may prove to have achieved more...
Dear Jeff Bezos, Here's what Amazon emailed me after a relatively small matter developed into a giant headache: "Your feedback is helping us build...
By Tanya Ogilvie-White and Wilfred Wan Tanya Ogilvie-White Wilfred Wan What can and should we be doing to reduce the...
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