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It is not rare to receive negative news from North Korea, be it about its reclusive, totalitarian leader and his loyal lieutenants, grave violations of human …

The Sung Woan-jong scandal is a typical corruption case in which a greedy businessman pursued his financial and political interests through collusive ties with …

U.S. and Iranian officials have been insisting the last several years that they wanted to resolve the nuclear issue before discussing the sectarian wars that …

Why is China announcing joint naval exercises with Russia in the Mediterranean, so far from home? There is a global answer connected to the new cool war and …

The public pension reform bill to be put to a parliamentary vote Wednesday falls short of consolidating the foundation for making the money-losing system …

An article in our Constitution stipulates that all Koreans are obliged to pay taxes as set by laws. This obligation is essential to lay the financial …

A security guard recently told me he didn’t know how much he’d be earning from week to week because his firm kept changing his schedule and his pay. …

For the past 25 years, a debate has raged among some of the world’s leading economists. At issue has been whether the nature of the business cycle underwent …

In his historic speech before a joint session of the U.S. Congress, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe fell short of apologizing for Japan’s role in World War II and …

The ruling Saenuri Party won a landslide victory in Wednesday’s by-elections, winning three seats out of the four contested. An independent candidate, former …