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Few expect that reforming the labor market is an easy task, especially considering the stubbornness and militancy of the unions and the liberal opposition …
During the past authoritarian governments, state prosecution was often exploited as a tool for suppressing the president’s opponents and critics. Businesses …
Ever since negotiators finished work on a nuclear agreement with Iran, President Barack Obama and his aides have been fending off critics with a recurring …
![[Park Sang-seek] How peaceful will the world be 70 years from now?](http://heraldk.com/en/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2015/08/20150802000265_01.jpg "[Park Sang-seek] How peaceful will the world be 70 years from now?")
In World War II, the aggressors became the losers and the defenders the winners. But both are responsible for the unprecedented damages to humanity caused by …
The Korean Veterans Association has been embroiled in a corruption scandal, plunging it into its biggest crisis since its establishment in 1952 in the midst of …
As the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II draws closer, international pressure is mounting on Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe over his stance on …
The nuclear agreement between Iran, the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council plus Germany, and the EU, comes at a historically …
Europe has been glued to the Grexit television screen for the longest time. Going on and on for at least five years, each episode of whether Greece will remain …
![[Rachel Marsden] ‘President Trump’ is an idea whose time has come](http://heraldk.com/en/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2015/07/20150730001331_01.jpg "[Rachel Marsden] ‘President Trump’ is an idea whose time has come")
I recently heard a panel of journalists complain on a radio show that Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump won’t stop hijacking the news cycle …
Former Korean Air vice president Cho Hyun-ah’s name graced the headlines again, once again in connection to an unsavory incident. Cho, who earned global …