[%%IMAGE1%%] [%%IMAGE3%%][%%IMAGE2%%]From the top: An international resident looks at pictures taken during the May 18 Gwangju Uprising in 1980 on display in a photo exhibition opened at the Seoul Plaza one day before its 31st anniversary.(Photo by Kim Myoung-jin)　In the event “May 18 Blood Donation Relay” held at the Geumnamno, Gwangju, in order to fulfill sharing spirits in the May 18 Gwangju Uprising, citizens participate in the blood donation, May 17. People in Gwangju shared all the things including bread, milk, rice, ice and blood during the uprising.(Photo by Kim Jung-hyo)　Pungmul band, Korean traditional percussion band, representing Citizen Army at the uprising, and people carrying eleven portraits of those who died during democracy movement in 1991 arrive at the festival held on the eve of the holiday at the square in front of the former South Jeolla Province Government, May 17.(Photo by Kim Jung-hyo)

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May 18 memories 　

Does he expect to tell the people to change while he does not?

[Editorial] Does Yoon think the Korean public is wrong?

The recent augmentation of the US-Japan alliance into a global one, expanding Japan’s military role, makes Japan’s regressive historical awareness all the more concerning

[Editorial] As it bolsters its alliance with US, Japan must be accountable for past

An amendment to the Constitution that would allow for two four-year terms for the president rather than a single five-year one could be the key to Yoon leaving the stage to applause rather than boos

[Guest essay] Amending the Constitution is Yoon’s key to leaving office in public’s good graces

Ten years may have passed since the sinking, but safety conditions in South Korea have shown little in the way of improvement

[Editorial] 10 years on, lessons of Sewol tragedy must never be forgotten

The South Korean public has more than had its fill of Yoon and Han’s brand of politics

[Column] A death blow to Korea’s prosecutor politics

A bolstered US-Japan alliance is rendering the pacifist constitution of the latter a shell of its former self

[Correspondent’s column] The US and the end of Japanese pacifism

It was none other than the government and hospitals that afforded Korea’s residents and interns such immense power that they wield now in their absence from hospitals

[Guest essay] How Korea turned its trainee doctors into monsters

South Korea’s former ambassador to Russia weighs in on the recent deterioration of the two countries’ ties

[Guest essay] As someone who helped forge Seoul-Moscow ties, their status today troubles me

The 32-year-high 67% turnout rate for Wednesday’s elections shows just how disappointed and angry South Korean voters are

[Editorial] Koreans sent a loud and clear message to Yoon

The impassioned calls for “passing judgment” show how frustrated people are feeling with South Korean politics’ inability to move forward

[Column] In Korea’s midterm elections, it’s time for accountability

[Column] The clock is ticking for Korea’s first lady

Samsung barricades office as unionized workers strike for better conditions

[Editorial] When the choice is kids or career, Korea will never overcome birth rate woes

Why Israel isn’t hitting Iran with immediate retaliation

S. Korea, Japan reaffirm commitment to strengthening trilateral ties with US

Japan officially says compensation of Korean forced laborers isn’t its responsibility

Korea, Japan jointly vow response to FX volatility as currencies tumble

‘Right direction’: After judgment day from voters, Yoon shrugs off calls for change

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인적 쇄신 막는 ‘윤의 불통’…‘김건희 라인’ 비선 논란만 키웠다

이화영 “이재명 엮으려고”…검찰 ‘술판 진술조작’ 논란 일파만파

이승만·박정희를 국립묘지에서 파묘하라 [왜냐면]

‘의대 증원분 절반 모집’도 허용해달라는 대학들…정부 받아들일까

[단독] 선방위 정당·단체 민원 100%, 국힘·공언련이 냈다

멤버십 58% 올린 쿠팡, 해지 방어에 쩔쩔

22대 국회 기선제압 나선 민주 “법사위·운영위 모두 가져야”

‘똘레랑스’ 일깨운 홍세화 별세…마지막 당부 ‘성장에서 성숙으로’

평생 자유 향한 고뇌…진영 넘어선 영원한 비판적 지식인

“15살 이하는 영원히 담배 못 사”…영국, 세계 최강 금연법 첫발

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