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[David Ignatius] Israel’s dreamer and doer
[David Ignatius] Israel’s dreamer and doer

WASHINGTON ― At a farewell dinner for Israeli President Shimon Peres here Wednesday night, several of the American guests appeared to approach him with tears …

[Editorial] Out in the cold

One can easily guess how the North Korean leadership feels about Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit to South Korea this week, accompanied by a …

Climate change problem goes underwater
Climate change problem goes underwater

When it comes to climate change, almost all the attention is on the air. What’s happening to the water, however, is just as worrying ― although for the …

With immigration reform dead, Obama in trouble

For months, the dynamics of immigration reform have kept President Barack Obama off balance. On one side, he needed to reassure immigration activists and …

[Howard Davies] Looking beyond Juncker for EU leadership
[Howard Davies] Looking beyond Juncker for EU leadership

LONDON ― The European Union appears to be capable of concentrating on only one problem at a time. This summer it is the question of who will succeed …

Kim Jong-un is ready for his close-up

Asian geopolitics may never be the same now that Kim Jong-un has Seth Rogen and James Franco in his cross hairs. Their new comedy, “The Interview,” centers …

[Editorial] Dongbu’s turn?

The liquidity crisis at Dongbu Group is deepening as the nation’s 18th-largest business group has difficulty raising funds through asset sales. Dongbu Steel …

[Editorial] Fuel economy

A turf war between two ministries over how to measure vehicle fuel efficiency has resulted in toughened mileage rules, which could benefit consumers but will …

[Robert Reich] U.S. needs strong middle class
[Robert Reich] U.S. needs strong middle class

A few weeks ago I was visited in my office by the chairman of one of the country’s biggest high-tech firms. He wanted to talk about the causes and …

Russia, China subverting Obama’s Asia ‘pivot’

PARIS ― The irony of recent U.S. foreign interventions is that despite Uncle Sam’s best efforts, the ultimate benefactor ends up being America’s primary …

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