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This is the fourth in a series of contributions from experts to highlight various issues President Yoon Suk-yeol and his administration should address...
By Nolan Finley The expected Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade is an affirmation of America's beleaguered federalist system. If the...
By Paulina Neuding STOCKHOLM ― Throughout the Cold War, "non-aligned in peace, neutral in wartime" was not only Sweden's security...
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Country advised to cease fighting old battles, move toward mutual cooperation This is the second in a series of contributions from experts to...
This is the 2nd in a "Letters to President Yoon" series The Korea Times has organized to convey policy recommendations in open letters from...
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By Tom Purcell After all these years, my dad inspires me still. As I write this, the almost 89-year-old fellow is fighting to get...
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By Nicholas Goldberg Fifty years ago last week ― on May 2, 1972 ― J. Edgar Hoover, the director of the Federal Bureau of...
This is the sixth in a series of columns chronicling the entrepreneurial journey of an aspiring e-commerce business owner and the ins and outs of...
By Joe Guzzardi Rosalie Mercurio DiMaggio, a Sicilian immigrant, bore nine children, three of whom became Major League center fielders....
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By QU Dongyu The world faces huge challenges in overcoming the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, food insecurity, the war in Ukraine,...
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By Tom Plate Ever since my first meeting with Lee Kuan Yew a quarter of a century ago, Singapore has remained in my mind as a special...
By John L. Micek More years ago than I really care to count, the children's librarian in my little town in rural northwestern...
By Nancy Qian CHICAGO ― After signaling that it was moving to a more nuanced COVID-19 policy, Shanghai ― a city of 26 million ―...
By Eugene Lee Doing research on contemporary Korean history is like walking through a minefield. My recent research into the life of...
By James M. Dorsey Russia and the Nordic countries' pavilions at this year's Venice Biennale, the world's most prestigious art...
By Tom Plate Ever since my first meeting with Lee Kuan Yew a quarter of a century ago, Singapore has remained in my mind as a special...
By John L. Micek More years ago than I really care to count, the children's librarian in my little town in rural northwestern...
By Nancy Qian CHICAGO ― After signaling that it was moving to a more nuanced COVID-19 policy, Shanghai ― a city of 26 million ―...
By Park Yoon-bae President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol has been promising to end the country's "imperial" presidency since he launched his...
By Martin Schram The headline on The New York Times' dead-tree edition's front page reported this breaking news on April 20: "West...
By Eugene Lee Doing research on contemporary Korean history is like walking through a minefield. My recent research into the life of...
By Yoo Yeon-chul The Atomic Scientists in the Science and Security Board brought up an insightful perspective in their 2022 Doomsday...
By Carl Bildt STOCKHOLM ― While the likely outcome of Vladimir Putin's war against Ukraine remains unclear, Russia's aggression has...
By Sandip Kumar Mishra President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol is seeking to improve bilateral relations between South Korea and Japan. Unlike...
By Robert Skidelsky LONDON ― Through persuasion, exhortation, legal processes, economic pressure, and sometimes military force,...
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By Peter Roff An unlikely coalition of senators is backing Minnesota Democrat Amy Klobuchar's bill to drastically overhaul the nation's...
By Shlomo Ben-Ami TEL AVIV ― The Middle East is learning to live without America. While the United States will continue to shape...
By Rushan Ziatdinov The knowledge of languages is a competitive advantage for humans because it can be extremely beneficial for one's...
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