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[Editorial] Exports and China FTA

Both bad news and good news came Monday regarding Korean exports: The nation’s outbound shipments suffered their biggest fall in almost six years in May, but …

[Shin Yong-bae] U.S. rate hike and Korea
[Shin Yong-bae] U.S. rate hike and Korea

The U.S. Federal Reserve is indicating the first interest hike in nearly seven years after launching the three-phase quantitative easing program to ride out …

[Jerome H. Kim] Fighting epidemics with vaccines
[Jerome H. Kim] Fighting epidemics with vaccines

The late Nobel laureate Sir Peter Medawar wrote that a virus is a “piece of bad news wrapped up in protein.” That bad news is the story of the day: The …

[Editorial] MERS claims lives

Contrary to the health authorities’ earlier claims that the Middle East respiratory syndrome was not highly contagious and thus poses little threat to the …

[Editorial] Allies must earn trust

Live anthrax bacteria were “inadvertently” shipped to Osan Air Base along with U.S. military labs and commercial labs in 11 states as well as Australia and …

[Lee Jae-min] Law enforcement beyond borders
[Lee Jae-min] Law enforcement beyond borders

One of the common misunderstandings that people have about Interpol is that it operates secret offices at unknown places and sends out special agents all over …

[Kim Seong-kon] Eternal truths, wisdom in books
[Kim Seong-kon] Eternal truths, wisdom in books

Somerset Maugham believed that novels should both entertain and educate. His works almost always had a keen sense of humor, fun and insight.  In “The Round …

[Editorial] Park’s U.S. trip

During their first meeting in four years Saturday, South Korean and Japanese defense ministers agreed to strengthen joint efforts to deter North Korea’s …

[Editorial] Soaring household debt

It is unwelcome news for many indebted households in the country that mortgage interest rates have been rising recently. The increase in the interest rates for …

[J. Bradford DeLong] Putting economic models in place
[J. Bradford DeLong] Putting economic models in place

When policymakers turn to economists for guidance, they expect the advice they receive to be grounded in science, not academic factionalism or political …

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