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[Ana Palacio] A strategic rallying cry for Europe
[Ana Palacio] A strategic rallying cry for Europe

MADRID ― At the end of June, Greece was hurtling toward implosion and the European Union was consumed by an increasingly vicious internal debate over …

[David Ignatius] Islamic State’s orgy of brutality
[David Ignatius] Islamic State’s orgy of brutality

Reporting about the Islamic State inevitably means watching their videos, but that’s not something I would wish on anyone. The group has created a public …

[Editorial] Minimum wage increase

A trilateral committee of labor, management and government representatives decided Thursday to raise the country’s minimum wage by 8.1 percent to 6,030 won …

[Editorial] Income tax exemption

Lawmakers on a parliamentary subcommittee set up to deliberate taxation rules have been sitting on their hands over measures submitted by the government early …

[Editorial] No more power struggle

Infighting within Korean political parties ― ruling and opposition alike ― is as notorious as fights between rival parties. Yet, the recent brouhaha in the …

[Editorial] Self-contradiction

President Park Geun-hye issued a warning Tuesday against Cabinet members who she said were distracted from their jobs. The warning, made at the weekly Cabinet …

[June Wong] Mistaken identity no laughing matter in real life
[June Wong] Mistaken identity no laughing matter in real life

Mistaken identity is an oft-used theatrical device. Shakespeare used the trope in several comedies, most famously in Twelfth Night. Alfred Hitchcock also used …

[Kim Kyung-ho] Encouraging skeptical youths
[Kim Kyung-ho] Encouraging skeptical youths

In a survey of 1,000 adult Koreans conducted by a local pollster early this year, less than a third of the respondents would like to have been born again in …

Terror suspects and scare campaigns

PARIS ― Over the long Independence Day weekend in America, did you spend more time in your little bedroom community pondering the potential of a terrorist …

As tide of refugees grows, EU needs policy rethink

When July Fourth rolls around, I always think of my grandparents, who emigrated to the “land of the free” from Russia, which undoubtedly saved their lives …

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