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[Column] Can Korean politics escape the vortex?
By Lee Chang-gon, senior staff writer and editorial writerNot long ago, I met a German political scientist for tea in downtown Seoul. I was meeting Ha...
[Column] Why Korea’s hard right is fated to lose
By Pak Noja (Vladimir Tikhonov), professor of Korean Studies at the University of OsloRecent polls about support for political parties in ...
[Editorial] Breakdown in Pyongyang-Tokyo dialogue puts greater responsibility on Seoul
Kim Yo-jong announced in a press statement issued on Tuesday that North Korea would “reject” all contact and negotiations with Japan, effectively slam...
[Column] The nuclear umbrella and the afterlife
Is there life after death? It’s a question the living cannot know, and the dead cannot answer.The only way to find out is to die, and even then, the l...
[Column] When freedom is prioritized over peace in Korean reunification
By Moon Chung-in, James Laney Distinguished Professor at Yonsei UniversityTwo hot topics of late among Korea watchers both here and abroad are whether...
[Column] Truth and Reconciliation Commission is new front of war on Korean history
By Lim Jae-sung, attorney and sociologistThe Yoon Suk-yeol administration’s push to remove the bust of independence fighter Hong Beom-do from the Kore...
[Reporter’s notebook] To accept migrants isn’t enough — Korea must fight their exploitation
By Lee Jun-hee, national correspondentIn April 2023, I went to Paris to cover immigration policy. After landing at the Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport...
[Column] Korea’s predicament in the wake of Nuland’s retirement
By Jung E-gil, senior international affairs writerVictoria Nuland’s retirement from her position as the US under secretary of state for political affa...
[Column] Boycott, yes — but Germany before Israel
By Slavoj Žižek, Global Eminent Scholar at Kyung Hee UniversityAt the closing ceremony of the Berlinale, the Palestinian filmmaker Basel Adra and the ...
[Column] Step-by-step and side-by-side approaches to denuclearization of Korean Peninsula
By Kim Yeon-chul, former minister of unification and current professor at Inje UniversityThe Joe Biden administration’s pursuit of a stepwise approach...
[Column] For K-pop idols, is all love forbidden love?
“My sin was loving you too much,” reads one of the lyrics of K-pop band FT Island’s 2007 song, “Love Sick.” The notion of “loving too much” being a “s...
[Correspondent’s column] The American god of vengeance, in the form of Trump
At least two Allied leaders said that they were relieved, not shocked, when Japan suddenly attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941.US Secretary of War Henry Sti...
[Column] Not a single person within the presidential office objected to former defense minister’s appointment as ambassador to Australia
When newly appointed South Korean ambassador Lee Jong-sup left for Australia on Mar. 10, he dodged reporters by entering the airport’s security area w...
[Editorial] How could a person charged with protecting human rights dismiss sexual slavery?
The statement was made at a meeting of the commission’s plenary committee that was being held to deliberate the content of a report slated to be submi...
[Editorial] Why is the Yoon administration overreaching to shield the former defense minister from a criminal investigation?
Former Minister of National Defense Lee Jong-sup, the key suspect in a case of alleged external pressure concerning an investigation into the suspicio...
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[Column] Can Korean politics escape the vortex?
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[Column] The nuclear umbrella and the afterlife
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[Column] Truth and Reconciliation Commission is new front of war on Korean history
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[Column] Boycott, yes — but Germany before Israel
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