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  • [Min Gab-ryong] Brave new world requires brave new answers

    [Min Gab-ryong] Brave new world requires brave new answers

    Universal usage of the internet has allowed humanity to venture into a domain our ancestors would have never dreamed of: cyberspace. The extensive freedom and convenience brought by the development o...

    Jun 12, 2019

  • [Kim Hoo-ran] Lee Hee-ho’s legacy as activist, first lady offers lesson for all

    [Kim Hoo-ran] Lee Hee-ho’s legacy as activist, first lady offers lesson for all

    When former first lady Lee Hee-ho, who passed away Monday night aged 96, and Kim Dae-jung tied the knot in 1962, they entered into a lifelong partnership that would endure numerous hardships and trib...

    Jun 12, 2019

  • [Kim Seong-kon] Reading Zack Rogow's poems in this harsh world

    [Kim Seong-kon] Reading Zack Rogow's poems in this harsh world

    When I first heard Zack Rogow reading from his deeply moving poem, “Skating Lessons” at a poetry reading in San Francisco in 2006, I was mesmerized by his exquisite poetic sensitivity in the way he r...

    Jun 11, 2019

  • [Lee Jae-min] A well-intended policy gone awry

    [Lee Jae-min] A well-intended policy gone awry

    After four deferrals in eight years since 2011, the revised Higher Education Act goes into effect this August. With roughly one month left, colleges and universities are preoccupied with how to imple...

    Jun 11, 2019

  • [Andrew Sheng] On board SS Planet Titanic

    [Andrew Sheng] On board SS Planet Titanic

    World Environment Day (June 5) was a good time to reflect on the existential threat of climate change. After five of the hottest years in living history, there is little doubt that climate change is...

    Jun 10, 2019

  • [Carl P. Leubsdorf] Uncertain times for US, allies

    [Carl P. Leubsdorf] Uncertain times for US, allies

    Seventy-five years ago, thousands of American and allied sailors, soldiers and aviators braved heavy seas and murderous German fire in the historic invasion that began the decisive campaign to end Na...

    Jun 10, 2019

  • [David Ignatius] Trump disdains postwar architecture

    [David Ignatius] Trump disdains postwar architecture

    President Trump spoke the right words in commemorating the 75th anniversary of D-Day, but did he mean them? So far, his presidency has been about defying the postwar order that was based on shared va...

    Jun 9, 2019

  • [George Soros] Europe’s silent majority speaks out

    [George Soros] Europe’s silent majority speaks out

    Last month’s elections to the European Parliament produced better results than one could have expected, and for a simple reason: The silent pro-European majority has spoken. What they said is that th...

    Jun 9, 2019

  • [Leonid Bershidsky] Russia after Vladimir Putin

    [Leonid Bershidsky] Russia after Vladimir Putin

    Since the annexation of Crimea in 2014, Vladimir Putin’s Russia has, outwardly at least, been one of the world’s most stable and predictable regimes -- an assertive authoritarian government propped u...

    Jun 6, 2019

  • [David Ignatius] Britain is club Trump wants to join

    [David Ignatius] Britain is club Trump wants to join

    President Trump’s love-hate relationship with Britain has been on display in London this week. This ambivalence takes an especially bizarre turn in comments by the president and his supporters about ...

    Jun 6, 2019

  • [Elizabeth Drew] To impeach or not to impeach

    [Elizabeth Drew] To impeach or not to impeach

    As the US Congress returns from a 10-day break, the question of whether the House of Representatives (controlled by the Democrats) should formally commence the process of impeaching President Donald ...

    Jun 5, 2019

  • [Kim Myong-sik] Foreign minister and rescue operations on Danube

    [Kim Myong-sik] Foreign minister and rescue operations on Danube

    Let me ask our readers a question: Do you think it was appropriate for our minister of foreign affairs to go to Budapest, Hungary, to join rescue operations for Korean tourists missing when their boa...

    Jun 5, 2019

  • [Kundhavi Kadiresan] Go fish! -- But, please, do so legally

    The people of South Korea love fish and both demand and consumption of fish are on the rise. On the one hand that’s good, because fish is high in protein and low in fat and that helps to feed a hung...

    Jun 4, 2019

  • [Kim Seong-kon] Captain Ahab and the white whale

    [Kim Seong-kon] Captain Ahab and the white whale

    In my class in the English Department at the University of California, Irvine, I had my American students discuss Herman Melville’s “Moby Dick” with reference to multicultural issues. Some students r...

    Jun 4, 2019

  • [Robert J. Fouser] Trump’s chances for re-election dim

    [Robert J. Fouser] Trump’s chances for re-election dim

    During a short visit to Kyoto, Japan, on my way to Korea, a taxi driver told me that US President Donald Trump made him nervous because he is so unpredictable. I reassured him that many, if not most,...

    Jun 4, 2019

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