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[Robert J. Fouser] Nobel Prizes and ‘culture of spec’
[Robert J. Fouser] Nobel Prizes and ‘culture of spec’

The Nobel Prize announcements this year marked another year with Korea coming away empty-handed, which has caused another round of soul searching. Korea’s …

[Editorial] Marginal firms

Korea’s top economic policymakers are slowly awakening to the need for massive corporate restructuring, but they still seem to lack the determination …

[Editorial] Taxi rip-offs

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has proposed a bill to enact a “three strikes and you’re out” law for overcharging taxi and van …

[Kim Seong-kon] The two Koreas in American media
[Kim Seong-kon] The two Koreas in American media

These days, North Korea frequently appears in American movies and TV shows as a serious threat to the United States. In the 2013 Hollywood action flick …

[Editorial] Repeated folly

There are many silly things in Korean government and politics — silly in the sense that follies and stupidities are being repeated although many know what …

[Editorial] War clouds

An intense ideology-packed war looms large between the ruling and opposition parties, with the confrontation certain to worsen the already deep left-right …

[Jeffrey Frankel] Be open-minded about TPP
[Jeffrey Frankel] Be open-minded about TPP

CAMBRIDGE — Agreement among negotiators from 12 Pacific Rim countries on the Trans-Pacific Partnership represents a triumph over long odds. Tremendous …

[David Ignatius] Corralling our objectives in Syria
[David Ignatius] Corralling our objectives in Syria

WASHINGTON — A favorite Arab proverb goes something like this: A shepherd asks the Prophet: Should I let my camels loose and trust in God? No, answers …

[Editorial] Kim Jong-un’s sincerity

North Korea put up its largest ever military parade on Saturday to mark the 70th anniversary of the ruling Workers’ Party. The country’s young leader Kim …

[Editorial] Smelly ginkgo problem

Nothing says “autumn” more beautifully and, unfortunately, pungently than the ginkgo trees that line the streets of Seoul and elsewhere around the country. …

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