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A piece of paper found on the late Sung Woan-jong, former head of the beleaguered Keangnam Enterprises, and an audio file of a telephone interview with a …

Responding to President Park Geun-hye’s call to seriously consider recovering the sunken Sewol ferry, the government released a study Friday that shows the …

It is truly odd to read Paul Krugman rail, time and again, against the British government. His latest screed begins with the claim that “Britain’s economic …

Recently the mass media and public opinion makers have raised some questions about the competence of the Foreign Ministry in dealing with the issues of THAAD …

The Korea Investment Corp. plans to buy a 19 percent stake in the Los Angeles Dodgers for $400 million, which would mark the first time for the sovereign …

The labor reform talks that lasted six months is in jeopardy as the union representatives walked out of the tripartite committee with government and employers. …

CIA Director John Brennan has just done what many of his predecessors at the agency surely dreamed of doing over the past few decades, which is to put the …

As the U.S. and Japan forge closer relations in the face of growing Chinese power in the region, the U.S. appears to be siding with Japan in the long-standing …

Trouble is brewing once again at the Gaeseong industrial complex, a South-North joint venture in the North Korean border town of Gaeseong. The issue at hand is …

The recent death of Lee Kuan Yew, the founding father of Singapore, has spawned many articles in the Korean media. Like elsewhere in East Asia, there certainly …